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Association nationale interprofessionnelle caprine (ANICAP)

Interbranch organisation · France · national

Mandatory levy, no membership

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Who are they?

About

The interprofessional body of the French goat milk sector, founded in 1983 as an association (loi 1901). It has three colleges: milk producers (FNEC, Confédération Paysanne, Coordination Rurale), dairy cooperatives (La Coopération Laitière) and private dairies (FNIL). From the levy it funds goat cheese promotion, animal welfare, health and genetics work, research and five regional bodies. It concerns every goat keeper, both those delivering milk and on-farm cheesemakers.

Who is it for?

Is it mandatory?Mandatory levy, no membership

There is no individual membership; farmers are represented by the federations of the producers' college. The levy, however, is compulsory: the agreement of 14 May 2024 (three years from 1 January 2025) was extended by the order of 18 December 2024 to all operators in the goat milk sector; the amendment of 17 June 2025 changed the processors' share. Every goat keeper pays, whether delivering milk to a dairy or processing it on the farm.

Legal basisCode rural et de la pêche maritime, art. L632-3 et L632-6; Arrêté du 18 décembre 2024 relatif à l'extension de l'accord interprofessionnel conclu dans le cadre de l'ANICAP portant création d'une cotisation (accord du 14 mai 2024, 2025-2027; avenant du 17 juin 2025)

What does it cost?

Membership fee

Per 1,000 litres of milk: EUR 3.50 for producers delivering to a dairy, EUR 4 for producers processing on the farm (fermiers); the processors' share is EUR 1.50 from 1 January 2026 (previously EUR 1). According to the organisation, in 2025 producers delivering milk provided 75% of the revenue and on-farm processors 3.8%.

Fee basis: area/volume-based

What do I get?

Services for members
  • Goat cheese promotion in France and for export
  • Code of good farming practice, animal welfare diagnostic (Cap'Well)
  • Support for health, environment and genetics work (Idele, Capgènes)
  • Research and development (Actalia), market data
  • Interprofessional agreements on contracts and milk testing
  • Help with farm start-up and handover

How to reach them?

Levelnational · France
Contact42 rue de Châteaudun, 75009 Paris

Data source

Sources
  • Légifrance — Arrêté du 18 décembre 2024, extension de l'accord ANICAP (cotisation)
  • anicap.org — La cotisation interprofessionnelle
  • anicap.org — Les accords interprofessionnels
  • anicap.org — Qui sommes-nous ?
  • anicap.org — Structure et fonctionnement
Profile statusManually checked — against the organisation and the law
Updated2026-10-08

For information only, not legal advice. Mandatory membership is set by local law — each profile lists its source.

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