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- Immediately notifiable diseases are diseases exotic to Canada for which there are no control or eradication programs.
Program: Animals
- The Automated Import Reference System (AIRS) shows the import requirements for Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) regulated commodities.
Program: Food
- Countries officially recognized by Canada as free of notifiable avian influenza.
Program: Animals
- Valid export certificates for pet food
Program: Animals
- A mandatory allergen and gluten declaration is required on a prepackaged food label when the allergen or gluten source is added to the food. A cross contamination statement can only be used when an allergen…
Program: Food
- As of August 15, 2024 the EU has implemented changes to the import requirements and new export certificates for commercial and in-transit commercial movements of dogs, cats and ferrets to the EU.
Program: Animals
- Fats and oils sold in Canada are subject to specific labelling requirements. Where there is no specific standard for a fat or oil, other national or international standards are referred to.
Program: Food
- Countries to which exports are currently made - Turkey
Program: Food
- This directive describes the Canadian Hay Certification Program (CHCP) which allows approved facilities to export hay which meets foreign phytosanitary import requirements. This directive has been revised to…
Program: Plants
- Countries to which exports are currently made - Australia
Program: Food