Changes to Import Notification Requirements for Products in the Non-Federally Registered Food Sector

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is continuing to implement changes to import notification requirements for commodities that fall under its jurisdiction.

This initiative should improve the availability of the information the CFIA uses to identify and track food products when food safety issues occur. It will not have an effect on the trade of safe food products. The changes will be implemented in about 10 phases over two years. Approximately 1500 commodities will be affected.

The corresponding HS codes for these commodities will be added to the CFIA's HS Code List.

Ninth Phase

• Changes to Import Notification Requirements for Products in the Non-Federally Registered Food Sector: Ninth Phase

Eighth Phase

• Changes to Import Notification Requirements for Products in the Non-Federally Registered Food Sector – Eighth phase: Amendments to Annex 1
• Changes to Import Notification Requirements for Products in the Non-Federally Registered Food Sector – Eighth phase

Seventh Phase

• Changes to Import Notification Requirements for Products in the Non-Federally Registered Food Sector – Seventh Phase: Amendments to Annex 1
• Changes to Import Notification Requirements for Products in the Non-Federally Registered Food Sector – Seventh phase

Earlier updates are available in archives maintained by Library and Archives Canada.