Arizona Beef Council

Arizona Beef Council

  • 1401 N 24th St Ste 4
  • Phoenix, Arizona
  • 85008

Description

The Arizona Beef Council (ABC) is a not-for-profit organization created by the State of Arizona on 11 August 1970, with a scheduled sunset review for extension every ten (10) years to operate in the State of Arizona. The next scheduled sunset review will be in 2008. The Council has been given the authority to establish a self-financed program to help develop and maintain state, national, and foreign markets for beef and beef products. The Council is controlled by a Board of Directors appointed by the Governor of Arizona, consisting of nine (9) industry representatives from the cattle producer, cattle feeder, and dairy industries of Arizona. Officers of ACGA and ACFA many times serve as Council members. In 1985, with the passage of the Beef Promotion and Research Act (BPRA) and the Beef Promotion and Research Order (BPRO), Arizona Beef Council was authorized to become a certified state council (QSBC) to collect the checkoff for the Cattlemens' Beef Promotion and Research Board (CBB). QSBCs must have written procedures that ensure the proper collection of and compliance with the checkoff as prescribed by the BPRA, the BPRO, and the CBB.

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