Horticulture
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) establishes and maintains policies and standards for the horticulture industry to prevent the introduction and spread of regulated pests into Canada.
Available information
- D-08-04: Plant protection import requirements for plants and plants parts for planting
- D-95-08: Phytosanitary import requirements for fresh temperate fruits and tree nuts
- D-95-26: Phytosanitary requirements for soil and soil-related matter, and for items contaminated with soil and soil-related matter
- Japanese beetle - Popillia japonica (Newman)
- D-18-01: Phytosanitary import requirements for propagative material of Rubus and Ribes species from all origins
- Canadian Greenhouse Certification Program – end of production of yellow export certification labels
- Importing plants and plant products: what you need to know
- Plant Protection Policy Directives
- Export requirements for horticulture products
- Import requirements for horticulture products
- Domestic plant protection measures
- Horticulture pests of concern
- Plant pest surveillance
- Plant health biosecurity standards and guides
- Soil and soil-related matter
- Manuals
Additional government and industry information:
- Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada - horticulture sector
- Pests regulated by Canada
- Plant protection organizations
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