

CANNABIS CULTIVATORS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Licensed Cannabis Producers & Processors
CCBC represents the producers and processors driving one of BC’s most important emerging industries.
Our members are responsible for the majority of cannabis production in the province. We advocate for the policies and economic conditions that will strengthen BC businesses, create jobs, grow exports and reinforce BC’s position as a global cannabis leader.
CANNABIS CULTIVATORS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Licensed Cannabis Producers & Processors
CCBC represents the producers and processors driving one of BC’s most important emerging industries.
Our members are responsible for the majority of cannabis production in the province. We advocate for the policies and economic conditions that will strengthen BC businesses, create jobs, grow exports and reinforce BC’s position as a global cannabis leader.
Cannabis is one of Canada’s fastest-growing regulated industries, generating $29 billion in total economic output. In BC, cannabis now ranks among the top agricultural crops with more than double the total farm receipts as the entire fruit sector. BC cannabis contributes:
• Nearly $3 billion in GDP
• 5,000 direct and 45,000 indirect jobs
• 25% of national production

CCBC was established in 2021 to bring together cannabis cultivators and processors across British Columbia who are committed to promoting a growing sector. CCBC and its members believe that a thriving legal cannabis sector creates local jobs, generates tax revenue and contributes to British Columbia’s economy. As the only association representing license holders of all sizes in British Columbia, CCBC works with policy makers at every level of government to find common ground and move the sector forward. At CCBC, we believe it is time to shift the policy paradigm to make British Columbia the world leader in cannabis innovation and expertise.
Establish BC as a world-recognized centre of excellence for legal cannabis production.
Champion the growth and global competitiveness of BC’s cannabis producers by securing agricultural recognition, regulatory fairness, and strong market access.
We work collaboratively — and advocate firmly.
