The CBSA is pleased to announce that Trade Chain Partners can now use the SWI IID Regulated Commodities Data Element Matching Criteria to identify commodities regulated by a particular Participating Government Department or Agency (PGA) program.
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CBSA Message: TCC21-014 – Changes to the SWI IID Regulated Commodities Data Element Matching Criteria
January 27, 2021
CBSA Message: UPDATE - TCC21-009 – Changes to the SWI IID Regulated Commodities Data Element Matching Criteria
January 22, 2021
Please note new information in action required section (in Red).
The CBSA is pleased to announce that Trade Chain Partners can now use the SWI IID Regulated Commodities Data Element Matching Criteria to identify commodities regulated by a particular Participating Government Department or Agency (PGA) program.
Importing food into Canada with a Safe Food for Canadians licence
January 21, 2021
Currently, importers of meat, fish, dairy, eggs, processed eggs, processed fruits or vegetables, honey, maple and fresh fruits or vegetables are required to hold a valid Safe Food for Canadians licence (SFC licence) to import food into Canada.
Foods and beverages affected by changes to animal health policy for milk imports
January 20, 2021
Following is a update to an 11 January 2021 message from CFIA:
CFIA Validating of Safe Food for Canadians Licences
January 20, 2021
CFIA is working toward a date to begin validating Safe Food for Canadians licences on import declarations with the intent of issuing rejections on declarations that do not have a valid licence number. Prior to implementation, CFIA has developed a number of communications products to raise awareness with importers and brokers.