Controlled Products
Agriculture
General Agricultural Notices and Messages
- Import/Export Controls on Agricultural Products: Changes to Forms
- New Cancellation Procedures for Agriculture, Steel and Textiles and Clothing Commodities - June 2010
General Information on Importing Agricultural Products
- Our Service Goals
- Tariff Rate Quotas for Agricultural Products
- Importing Into Canada
- Import Permit Applications
Controlled Agricultural Products
- Beef and Veal
- Dairy export thresholds
- Dog and Cat Food (CETA Origin Quotas)
- Fish and Seafood (CETA Origin Quotas)
- High-Sugar-Containing Products (CETA)
- Peanut Butter
- Pork
- Processed Foods (CETA Origin Quotas)
- Sugar-containing Products for Export to the United States (WTO)
- Sugar-Containing Products for Export to the United States (CUSMA)
- Sugar for Export to the United States (CUSMA) – Main & additional quantities
- Sugar for Export to the United States (WTO)
- Sugar Confectionery and Chocolate Preparations (CETA Origin Quotas)
- Wheat / Barley and their Products
- Supply Managed Tariff Rate Quotas
Frequently Asked Questions
- ARCHIVED - Frequently Asked Questions – CETA Cheese Tariff Rate Quotas
- ARCHIVED - Frequently Asked Questions – CPTPP Tariff Rate Quotas
Import for Re-Export Program
- Import for Re-export Program (IREP)
The Import for Re-export Program (IREP) provides for Canadian companies to import supply-managed agricultural products (chicken and chicken products; turkey and turkey products; dairy products; eggs and egg products and broiler hatching eggs) for further processing and re-exportation. The IREP allows the Canadian food processing sector to be competitive on the export market while supporting Canada’s domestic supply management system. The Program’s policies, conditions and administrative requirements are set out in specific sections on the IREP contained in the applicable Notices to Importers on Supplemental Imports for each agricultural sector. Additional information related to IREP administrative procedures, including reporting requirements, can be found in the documentation below.
- IREP Frequently Asked
- At a Glance: Import for Re-Export Program Forms and Procedures
- Import for Re-Export Program Participants
Inquiries on the IREP can be directed to irep@international.gc.ca.
Contact Us
Trade Controls Bureau
Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada
125 Sussex Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0G2
Email: tic@international.gc.ca
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