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Indian spice exporter to Canada, with every lot tested to your contract limit.

Grown on contract and packed in our own units, for Canadian importers who set their own limits.

Spec checker for Canada

Canada sets no spice-specific aflatoxin or lead limit, so the limit in your contract is the one we test every lot against.

The CFIA import licence sits with your side. We supply the CoA and the test certificates your import file needs.

Import rules for spices in Canada.

Rules last updated .

Required standards

  • CFIA food-safety oversight

Organic scheme

Canada Organic Regime (COR)

The scheme a lot needs if it is sold as organic in Canada.

What Canada checks at the border

CFIA food-safety oversight applies at import.

No spice-specific limit. This applies to every spice we ship to Canada.

Canada sets no aflatoxin or lead limit for spices. CFIA import rules apply, and your contract names the limit we test against.

See the limits for each spice in the spec checker

Documents that ship with your container.

Extra for Canada

  • CFIA import documentation, licence held by your side

With every shipment

  • Phytosanitary certificate
  • Certificate of origin
  • Certificate of analysis, per lot
  • Commercial invoice and packing list
  • Bill of lading
  • FSSAI licence
  • Importer Exporter Code (IEC)

Each spice adds its own test certificates, listed on its product page. Our registrations, with their numbers, are on the certifications page.

Tell us the spice, grade and port, and we will send a quote for Canada.

Open the spec checker

Minimum 0.5 MT per spice. About 15 days from order to loading, on FOB, CIF or EXW.

Sahibzada Yamin Yaqoob runs the export desk and answers in English, Hindi, Urdu and Arabic. WhatsApp +91 93100 25122

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