Audits and assessments of foreign state food control systems

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) periodically conducts audits and assessments of the food control systems of Canada's trading partners as:

  • A pre-requisite to trade where Canada has established specific import requirements (that is, meat and live and raw shellfish)
  • A part of system recognition negotiation where Canada wants to recognize national food control systems or specific commodity controls that provides comparable outcomes and meets Canadian requirements
  • A part of developing and maintaining relations to enhance food safety, where trade between Canada and an exporting country is ongoing

As new audits and assessments are performed and new agreements are finalized, the corresponding final reports will be posted.

Available final reports

A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

Argentina

B

Brazil

C

Chile

Costa Rica

E

European Union (EU)

G

Guatemala

I

Indonesia

M

Mexico

P

Paraguay

People's Republic of China

S

Saint-Pierre and Miquelon

South Korea

Spain

T

Thailand

U

United States of America

Ukraine

Uruguay

Organic equivalency arrangements

The CFIA establishes organic equivalency arrangements with other countries after assessing and comparing each other's regulatory systems and standards for consistency.

Archive