CFIA regulated goods and industries include seafood, produce, grocery, meat, wood and lumber, horticulture, livestock, animal feed and drugs, pet food, vitamins and supplements. Whether you are new to this or not, CFIA regulated goods are one of the most complex imports into Canada because regulations can change daily; and thus, it can get tough to keep track of what the latest rule is on romaine lettuce, organic produce, or Tariff Rate Quotas (TRQs) to name a few. In this hour-long roundtable offered once annually, you will have the opportunity to ask your questions and get them answered live in real time.
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Live Webinar
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Online From Any Computer/Mobile Device
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By taking this course you will walk away with a good understanding of how to complete required documentation accurately, what both CFIA and Canada Customs require, who in your supply chain is responsible for what, types of entries available to you, procedures and documentation and licensing requirements, liquidated damages, and so much more. With the information you gain in this course not only will you lay a solid foundation of compliance for your business, but also for expanding your knowledge of other trade topics like H.S. tariff classification, free trade agreements and customs valuation.
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CFIA Objective And Scope
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Roles And Responsibilities
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Acts And Regulations
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Licensing And Permits
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Automated Import Reference System (AIRS)
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Documentation Requirements
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ISPM 15 Wood Packaging Requirements
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Penalties
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FreeHow To Import CFIA Regulated Goods
Your on-demand Canadian Food Inspection Agency video guide and compliance kit.
Speakers
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Canadian Regulatory Analyst
Gloria Terhaar
Gloria Terhaar, CCS (CA/US), CTCS, LCB Trade Compliance Supervisor | Regulatory Analyst Gloria Terhaar began her customs brokerage career in 2002 and soon after joined PCB Global Trade Management. Since her start date in 2007, Gloria Terhaar has forged an impeccable reputation working progressively from an operations role to her current responsibilities as Trade Compliance Supervisor and a Regulatory Analyst. In these roles her in-depth knowledge of regulatory requirements relating to imports into Canada ensures that our company’s practices are developed and updated to operate within government regulations. She is a dependable, approachable problem-solver and critical thinker with the resilience to tackle and handle many job responsibilities in an agile manner. Gloria enjoys educating others about Importing and has spoken at talks for MNP, the Surrey Board of Trade, TFO Canada, the BC Produce Marketing Association and various importers. She also represents PCB on the Canadian Produce Marketing Association Government Issue Management Committee and participates in annual advocacy events, where she advocates to Government officials for the Canadian produce industry. Recently, she was also accepted to participate on the CSCB task force related to the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) initiative. Gloria's passion for customs brokerage is shown in her commitment to educating trade chain partners about the industry and keeping abreast of the ever changing landscape of Acts, Regulations and policies that affect trade. -
Strategic Trade Partnerships
Gina Crews
Since 2007, Gina Crews has pioneered her way to cultivating trusted partnerships with distinguished market leaders globally. Her monumental career at PCB has seen her take on various hats as a Strategic Trade Partner, fostering and maintaining successful partnerships within our industry.