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  2. The specific import requirements for importing fish can be found in the Automated Import Reference System (AIRS). AIRS information is updated frequently so prior to importing you should verify AIRS to ensure that the import requirements have not changed.

  3. This guide describes the recommended steps you can follow to meet the requirements to import food into Canada and to maintain a food import licence. As an importer, it's your responsibility to make sure the food you import is safe and that it meets Canadian requirements.

  4. An explanation of the requirements found in Part 6, Division 4 of the SFCR that cover shellfish, frozen fish and the import of mitten crab, puffer fish and live or raw shellfish. Get a better understanding of the requirements to help you prepare to comply.

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  5. Requirements for specific products and services. Learn about import controls and other restrictions on the import of goods including food, plant and animal products, as well as cultural property, firearms, nuclear substances, textiles and clothing and steel.

  6. Nov 6, 2023 · Travellers can consult the CFIA’s website for general information on CFIA requirements for importing FPA and related products into Canada and visit CBSA’s Food, plant and animal inspection website for additional import requirements and information.

  7. The purpose of this Customs Notice is to advise commercial importers that as of March 15, 2021, an SFC licence is mandatory to import foods such as meat, fish, dairy, eggs, processed eggs, processed fruits or vegetables, honey, maple and, fresh fruits or vegetables.