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This document outlines the health requirements and certification process for exporting feeder cattle from the U.S. to Canada, including necessary certificates, veterinarian inspections, and animal

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How to fill out IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS OF CANADA FOR FEEDER CATTLE EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

1. Obtain the correct application forms for the IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).
2. Review the specific health requirements and guidelines for feeder cattle on the CFIA website.
3. Ensure that the feeder cattle are sourced from an accredited herd and meet the health standards outlined by CFIA.
4. Schedule and conduct necessary health tests and vaccinations for the cattle as required by CFIA.
5. Complete the health certification form, ensuring all information is accurate and up-to-date.
6. Submit the health certification and any required documents to your local CFIA office for approval.
7. Pay any applicable fees associated with the inspection and certification process.
8. Wait for approval from CFIA, and upon receiving it, prepare for transportation according to guidelines.

Who needs IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS OF CANADA FOR FEEDER CATTLE EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA?

1. Cattle exporters from the United States looking to sell feeder cattle in Canada.
2. Importers and stakeholders in the cattle industry who need to ensure compliance with Canadian regulations.
3. Veterinarians involved in the health certification process for feeder cattle intended for export to Canada.

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Where does Canada get most of its beef?

Cattle Slaughtered by Province At the provincial level, Alberta is leading the total number of slaughtered cattle with 67% of the entire beef market. Ontario is Canada's second largest beef producer with 20% of total slaughters and Quebec is third with 12%.

What food does Canada import from the USA?

You can explore Canada Food Flows to see how: US states supply 67 percent of Canada's vegetable imports and 36 percent of Canada's fruit imports. 81 per cent of BC's spinach, 70 per cent of BC's lettuce, and 75 per cent of BC's onions came from the US in 2022.

Does Canada import beef from the USA?

Shipments of 1-2 dogs less than 8 months of age which travel unaccompanied are required to be examined and have a health certificate issued by a licensed veterinarian within 72 hours of arrival in Canada. The full travel requirements are described in the provided health certificate*.

Can you bring meat from the USA to Canada?

Fresh, dried, and cured meats (such as hams and sausages) are not permitted. Only the following commercially prepared meat products are permitted and only if accompanied by you into Canada (they cannot be brought in by mail or courier): products cooked and shelf-stable (safe at room temperature) and.

What are the requirements for importing cattle to Canada?

You must identify all imported cattle, bison and sheep with an approved Canadian tag either before you import them, or as soon as you receive them in Canada. Cattle, bison and sheep do not need to be identified with an approved tag if they are imported directly to an abattoir.

Can you ship live animals to Canada?

For the year to date, U.S. cattle imports total 951,910 head, down 6.3 percent year over year. Total cattle exports thus far in 2022 are 192,415 head, down 36.7 percent from the record cattle export total last year. Net cattle imports for the January – July period are 759.495 head, up 6.7 percent year over year.

Does Canada buy beef from the USA?

“The integration of the North American live cattle and beef supply chain is unlike anywhere in the world, contributing to both food security and local and regional food systems,” says Nathan Phinney, CCA President. “The United States and Canada have the largest two-way trade in live cattle and beef in the world.

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What is IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS OF CANADA FOR FEEDER CATTLE EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA?

The IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS OF CANADA for feeder cattle exported from the United States includes specific regulations set forth by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) which ensure that cattle are free of diseases and meet health standards before entering Canada.

Who is required to file IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS OF CANADA FOR FEEDER CATTLE EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA?

The exporter or their representative in the United States is required to file the IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS when exporting feeder cattle to Canada.

How to fill out IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS OF CANADA FOR FEEDER CATTLE EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA?

To fill out the IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS, ensure all cattle health information is accurately documented, including vaccination records, disease testing results, and identification details of the cattle, and submit it to the appropriate Canadian authorities.

What is the purpose of IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS OF CANADA FOR FEEDER CATTLE EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA?

The purpose of these requirements is to prevent the introduction of livestock diseases into Canada and ensure the health and safety of the Canadian livestock population.

What information must be reported on IMPORT HEALTH REQUIREMENTS OF CANADA FOR FEEDER CATTLE EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA?

The information that must be reported includes the health status of the cattle, vaccination history, results of any laboratory tests, details of the animals' origin, and certification from a licensed veterinarian.