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Farm Customers Eligible for Fuel Charge Exemption Ontario farmers: take action now to be exempt from fuel charge Starting April 1, 2019, the federal carbon pollution pricing system will add a charge to everyday fuels for fuel delivered in Ontario for Air, Marine, Rail and Road use. Ontario farmers are eligible to receive an exemption from the fuel charge for fuels (gasoline and light fuel oil) used in tractors, trucks or other farm machinery, by completing an exemption form available through Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). Eligible farming machinery is property that is primarily used for the purposes of farming and that is a farm truck or tractor, a vehicle not licensed to be operated on a public road, or an industrial machine or stationary or portable engine. Farm customers, please fill out the exemption form below and return to any Sunderland Co-op office. Fuel Charge Exemption Certificate for Farmers Resources: Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act Ontario Federation of Agriculture
Effective December 1, 2018 all Sunderland Co-op locations will no longer have access to livestock antimicrobials as per OMAFRA regulations.
A veterinary prescription will be required to purchase any product containing antimicrobial ingredients. You will need to work with a veterinarian to obtain a prescription to access antimicrobials.
Products affected include the following: Scour Plugs Liquid Scour Suspension Penicillin-Regular or Long Acting Alamycin Oxytetracycline-powder or liquid (Oxyvet) Sulvavite powder AS700 Krumbs
Ionophone (eg. Rumensin) products and coccidiostats (Deccox) will not be affected.
Please note that due to biosecurity and safety reasons, customers are not allowed in the Sunderland and Oakwood feed warehouses.
Thank you for your understanding and co-operation.
