China's Decree 248 – lists of high-risk and medium-risk product categories
Category: high-risk, registration in the China Import Food Enterprise Registration (CIFER) required
- Meat and meat products (beef and pork)
- Aquatic products (fish and seafood products for human consumption)
- Dairy products
- Eggs and egg products (note: Canada does not have market access for these products)
Category: medium-risk, registration in CIFER required
- Bee products (for example, honey, royal jelly)
- Casings (salted)
- Grain milling products (for example, soy flour, dried bean flour, malt, wheat flour, oat flour, oatmeal)
- Edible vegetable oil
- Functional foodFootnote 1
- Foods for special dietary purposesFootnote 2
Category: medium-risk, listing registration required
- Pulses (for example, raw grains of dried peas, kidney beans, navy beans)
- Oilseeds (for example, mustard seed, flaxseed, borage seeds)
- Edible raw grains (for example, canary seed, wild rice)
- Fresh vegetables (for example, fresh or chilled cucumbers and gherkins, fresh or chilled peas with or without pod)
- Plant-based seasonings (for example, pepper, mustard powder, paprika)
- Unroasted coffee beans
- Unroasted cocoa beans (note: Canada does not have market access for this product)
Category: low-risk
The low-risk category includes all other food products not listed as high risk and medium risk categories above.
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