Retailers, manufacturers, processors, and jobbers must sell certain Class 1 milk products in one-litre containers to consumers in designated areas at the Schedule A maximum prices.
Retail Milk Prices Order, M.R. 110/89 The Milk Prices Review Act , C.C.S.M. c. M130 NOTE: This regulation was enacted in English only. Regulation 110/89 Registered April 28, 1989 Table of Contents Section 1 Definitions 2 Repealed 3 Areas 4 Maximum prices 5 Rural transportation differentials 6 Repeal 7 Coming into force Schedule A Maximum Retail Prices B Rural Transportation Differentials Definitions 1 In this regulation, "1% milk" means fluid milk with not less than 0.9% butterfat and not more than 1.1% butterfat and may contain added vitamin A and vitamin D; "2% milk" means fluid milk with not less than 1.9% butterfat and not more than 2.1% butterfat and may contain added vitamin A and vitamin D; "Class 1 milk" means fluid milk that is homogenized milk, 2% milk, 1% milk, skim milk, flavoured milk and organic milk; "flavoured milk" means Class 1 milk that contains added flavouring, and may also contain added salt, stabilizers or sweeteners; "homogenized milk" means fluid milk that contains not less than 3.2% butterfat and may contain added vitamin A and vitamin D; "organic milk" means milk produced and processed by a certified enterprise, as provided for in National Standard of Canada CAN/CGSB-32.310-99 published by the Canadian General Standards Board; "skim milk" means fluid milk that contains not more than 0.2% butterfat and may contain added vitamin A and vitamin D. M.R. 105/2000 ; 13/2016 2 [Repealed] M.R. 13/2016 ; 164/2017 Areas 3 For the purposes of this order, the following are designated as areas: (a) the area within the boundaries of the City of Winnipeg, to be called "the Winnipeg area"; (b) [repealed] M.R. 247/90; (c) [repealed] M.R. 91/92; (d) the area within the boundaries of the City of Brandon, to be called "the Brandon area". M.R. 247/90; 91/92 Maximum prices 4(1) Except as provided in subsection (2), the maximum prices at which homogenized milk, 2% milk, 1% milk and skim milk in one-litre containers shall be sold by a retailer, manufacturer, processor or jobber to a consumer in any area referred to in section 3 are those set out in Schedule A. 4(2) The maximum prices set out in Schedule A do not apply to (a) Class 1 milk sold to a consumer by home delivery; (b) flavoured milk; or (c) organic milk. 4(3) and (4) [Repealed] M.R. 127/2012 M.R. 72/95; 105/2000 ; 41/2010 ; 127/2012 Rural transportation differentials 5 Where Class 1 milk, as described in section 4, is sold for delivery outside an area referred to in section 3, the prices established under section 4 shall be increased by the applicable rural transportation differential as set out in Schedule B. M.R. 72/95; 105/2000 ; 13/2016 Repeal 6 Manitoba Regulation 44/88, as amended, is repealed. Coming into force 7 This regulation comes into force on May 1, 1989. April 27, 1989 Manitoba Milk Prices Review Commission: Daryl F. Kraft, Chairperson Adrian W. Strutinsky, Secretary SCHEDULE A (Section 4) Maximum retail prices 1 Maximum retail prices for the following types of Class 1 milk in a one-litre container are as follows: TYPE OF CLASS 1 MILK MAXIMUM PRICE FOR A ONE-LITRE CONTAINER Homogenized Milk $2.10 2% Milk $2.03 1% Milk $1.97 Skim Milk $1.93 WRAP add-on included 2 Each maximum price listed in section 1 includes a one-cent WRAP add-on to provide a mechanism for processors to recover environmental stewardship fees paid in accordance with approved plans under The Waste Reduction and Prevention Act and its regulations. M.R. 174/89; 281/89; 51/90; 247/90; 177/91; 91/92; 139/93; 209/93; 78/94; 72/95; 163/95; 15/96; 158/96; 142/97; 83/98; 26/99; 126/2000 ; 40/2001 ; 146/2001 ; 7/2002 ; 155/2002 ; 8/2003 ; 108/2004 ; 204/2004 ; 22/2007 ; 120/2007 ; 34/2008 ; 158/2008 ; 51/2009 ; 169/2010 ; 97/2011 ; 127/2012 ; 178/2012 ; 15/2014 ; 13/2016 ; 103/2018 ; 3/2020 ; 154/2020 ; 134/2021 ; 108/2022 ; 2/2023 ; 24/2024 ; 135/2024 SCHEDULE B (Section 5) RURAL TRANSPORTATION DIFFERENTIALS 1 TRANSPORTATION DIFFERENTIALS FOR DISTANCES UP TO AND INCLUDING 210 KILOMETRES FROM DESIGNATED AREAS: The following differentials apply with respect to designated areas referred to in section 5 of the regulation: Distance from nearest area Differential per litre (Non-cumulative) 30 kilometres or less $0.02 over 30 kilometres, up to and including 60 kilometres $0.03 over 60 kilometres, up to and including 90 kilometres $0.04 over 90 kilometres, up to and including 120 kilometres $0.05 over 120 kilometres, up to and including 150 kilometres $0.06 over 150 kilometres, up to and including 180 kilometres $0.07 over 180 kilometres, up to and including 210 kilometres $0.08 2 TRANSPORTATION DIFFERENTIAL FOR DISTANCES EXCEEDING 210 KILOMETRES FROM DESIGNATED AREAS: (a) Where the nearest designated area is the Winnipeg area, the following differential applies: Distance from Winnipeg area Differential per litre over 210 kilometres, up to and including 240 kilometres $0.08