Exporters are advised that in order to be eligible for certification to Mexico they must contact their local Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Office in advance of export to determine the requirements and accommodate the scheduling of inspections (if required). 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 Dead Crustaceans for Aquatic Animal Feed from Canada to Mexico (AQAH-1021)
- At this time, certificate (AQAH-1021) only applies to export of dead crustaceans for aquatic animal feed Aquatic Animal Health Certificate for the Export of Dead Crustaceans (Krill, Euphasia spp.) from Canada to Mexico (AQAH-1022)
- Certificate (AQAH-1022) only applies to dead krill, Euphasia species only, harvested in Canadian waters
- If the Euphasia species was not harvested in Canadian waters please use Aquatic Animal Health Certificate (AQAH-1021)
- Aquatic Animal Health Certificate for the Export of Live Molluscs, Gametes or their Germplasm for Aquaculture and Research from Canada to Mexico (AQAH-1035)
- Currently, certificate (AQAH-1035) only applies to export of the live molluscs, gametes or their germplasm for aquaculture or research purposes
- Sampling and testing may be required
- Aquatic Animal Health and Sanitary Certificate for the Export of Live Crustaceans from Canada to Mexico (AQAH-1062)
- Currently, certificate (AQAH-1062) only applies to live crustacean species destined for human consumption
- AQAH-1062 is a Joint Certificate containing both Food Safety/Public Health and Aquatic Animal Health attestations
- Additional information is available on the Export requirements for fish and seafood web page Aquatic Animal Health Certificate for the Export of Live Finfish, gametes or their germplasm (salmonids) for aquaculture and research from Canada to Mexico (AQAH-1107)
- Certificate AQAH-1107 for export of live finfish, gametes or germplasm (Salmonids) requires veterinary inspection and may require sampling and testing
- Aquatic Animal Health Certificate for the Export of Live Finfish, Gametes or their Germplasm (non-salmonids) for Aquaculture from Canada to Mexico (AQAH-1108)
- Currently, the use of AQAH 1108 is limited to export of: Striped or Striated Bass (Morone saxatilis), White Bass (Morone americana) Yellow Bass (Morone mississippiensis) and other species of the Morone genus for aquaculture and research
- A veterinary inspection is required
- Certificate of Fish Health and Hygiene (CFIA/ACIA 5206)
- CFIA/ACIA 5206 is a Joint Certificate containing both Food Safety/Public Health and Aquatic Animal Health attestations
- Additional information is available on the Export requirements for fish and seafood web page
- Please consult your CFIA inspector for further instructions at the time of the certificate request submission