- Footnote 1
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Animals imported into Canada from the United States and that remained within a feedlot in Canada approved by the CFIA to import restricted feeder cattle, are not considered "under restriction" with regards to this clause.
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- Footnote 2
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Animals that were under movement controls for investigation purposes, where the investigation has concluded, with no confirmation of the disease of concern for all animals within the herd of origin, and where all restrictions have been lifted by the CFIA, are not considered to have been "under restriction" with regards to this clause and are eligible for export the day that the CFIA releases them.
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- Footnote 3
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A permanent mark is mandatory for cattle but is not required for bison.
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- Footnote 4
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Animals legally imported into Canada from the USA are not required to have a CAN mark when re-exported if they were marked with "USA" prior to entering Canada.
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- Footnote 5
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USA 840 tags on animals imported from the USA into Canada should not be replaced with Canadian 124 tags, except in the rare event the tag was lost while the animal was in Canada.
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