Federation Pricing

[OneLegJohn]

I THINK you can get to the price through that link in the first post. The "sales communique" is under "The sale and purchase of Maple Syrup" section, and then "how to buy maple syrup, and then page down til you see the link to the sales communique. There's prices for all grades of syrup, including defective and commercial syrup. It looks like that sales communique is in effect as of now with prices in Canadian dollars. I could NOT find any link to for instance, todays price for bulk maple syrup.

They list Bascom as an Authorized buyer, they will for sure have the most recent price too I'd think.

Maybe my BlackBerry is just too old to function on certain websites. I don't know. Are you able to just post the link that has the pricing for me? I've tried going through the method you've outlined. I don't think my phone is cooperating. I'd like to see the prices in Canadian dollars. That's what I'm looking for - the source data.

[MapleMark753]

https://ppaq.ca/app/uploads/2020/12/...aple-syrup.pdf

[MapleMark753]

I tested the above link, it works, at least on my laptop. And, you CAN also get to that info from the link you put up in your first post.
I can't vouch for it being current as of today, but it IS whats available in English.

[OneLegJohn]

Thank you! I appreciate the help.

[MapleMark753]

Sure, I've had problems with older computers not being able to open certain sites too.
When I was looking at that info what surprised me is that as old as 2012 (yes thats right) season syrup may be being sold right along with current season syrup. I may not have that right, but it looks like it.
If I have any leftover syrup from the immediate prior season thats not been used or sold, I get all nervous because I view it as "old syrup".
I know, I know, stainless barrels and hot packed syrup lasts a long while being perfectly good.
Anyways, good you got to the info you were looking for.

[DrTimPerkins]

Sure, I've had problems with older computers not being able to open certain sites too.

Just learned our voice-mail system at UVM PMRC has stopped working. I think it was running Windows 98.

Several things changed recently with the Microsoft Edge browser....might have been something to do with that. Then again....on a BlackBerry ....I know only one other person still using that. It was a great phone/OS at one time though, so I understand your wanting to hold onto it.

[OneLegJohn]

Just learned our voice-mail system at UVM PMRC has stopped working. I think it was running Windows 98.

Several things changed recently with the Microsoft Edge browser....might have been something to do with that. Then again....on a BlackBerry ....I know only one other person still using that. It was a great phone/OS at one time though, so I understand your wanting to hold onto it.

The new BlackBerry is out this year! Just in time! I don't think 'Benjamin Buttons' will last too much longer. He's done well, though.

.....Just a little longer, Benjamin.... Hang in there, buddy.

[argohauler]

Sure, I've had problems with older computers not being able to open certain sites too.
When I was looking at that info what surprised me is that as old as 2012 (yes thats right) season syrup may be being sold right along with current season syrup. I may not have that right, but it looks like it.
If I have any leftover syrup from the immediate prior season thats not been used or sold, I get all nervous because I view it as "old syrup".
I know, I know, stainless barrels and hot packed syrup lasts a long while being perfectly good.
Anyways, good you got to the info you were looking for.

My dad just found a hot canned crown canning jar of 1979 syrup my grandpa made. He said it had great flavour! Lol!