Exporters are advised that in order to be eligible for certification to Vietnam they must contact their local Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Office in advance of export to determine the requirements. If you require any other information on export certification, please contact your local CFIA Office.
The following certificates are available:
- Aquatic Animal Health Certificate for the Export of Live Aquatic Animals Intended for Human Consumption from Canada to Vietnam (AQAH-1025)
- AQAH-1025 is a Joint Certificate containing both Food Safety/Public Health AND Aquatic Animal Health attestations
- AQAH-1025 must be validated, dated and issued by the CFIA Veterinary Inspector/Inspector while the product is still in Canada.
- Product which in not located in Canada at the time of signature is not eligible for certification using this export certificate
- In addition to the above mentioned certificate, each shipment must also be accompanied by a certificate of Origin and Hygiene CFIA/ACIA 5003
- Additional information is available on the Export requirements for fish and seafood web page
- Sanitary Certificate covering for fish and fishery products (CFIA/ACIA 5633)
- The CFIA/ACIA 5633 is a Joint Certificate containing both Food Safety/Public Health AND Aquatic Animal Health attestations
- In addition to the above mentioned certificate, each shipment must also be accompanied by a certificate of Origin and Hygiene CFIA/ACIA 5003
- Additional information is available on the Export requirements for fish and seafood web page
- Consignments of fishery products being imported as materials for further processing and re-export to another non-European Union country, and not for consumption in Vietnam, do not need to be accompanied by a CFIA/ACIA 5633 certificate. Only certificate CFIA/ACIA 5003 is required.
- Certificate of Origin and Hygiene CFIA/ACIA 5003, available through Vietnam – Export requirements for fish and seafood