Conseil Canadien De La FRRR
The Fur Institute of Canada (FIC) is the national representative for the country's fur sector, established in 1983 by Canada's Wildlife Ministers. As a recognized authority on humane trapping and furbearer conservation, the organization promotes the sustainable use of renewable natural resources, especially fur, while ensuring compliance with international humane trapping standards since 1999.
With a commitment to ethical fur production, the FIC emphasizes the ecological benefits of fur farming, highlighting its sustainability compared to synthetic alternatives. The organization advocates for the health of wildlife populations through regulated trapping practices and the responsible harvest of furbearers, ensuring that these resources are managed in a manner that supports both conservation and industry needs.
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