Food Supplements (Commercial) → Canada

No specific restrictions for personal food supplements (commercial)

Details

No specific restrictions for personal food supplements (commercial). Quantity guidance for Canada: Personal use. Documentation: Commercial invoice; Packing list; Bill of lading / AWB; HS classification. Allowed status assumes personal-use quantities — commercial-scale amounts move the entry into formal import procedures with duty and documentation. Arrival checks are carried out by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA); when in doubt use the declare (red) channel — declared goods at worst attract duty or surrender, while undeclared goods attract penalties. Leaving Canada with food supplements (commercial) is a separate question: restricted — Commercial-quantity food supplements exported from Canada requires a commercial export declaration; samples at personal quantities move informally.

Quantity limit

Personal use

Documentation required

• Commercial invoice
• Packing list
• Bill of lading / AWB
• HS classification

Leaving with this item

Commercial-quantity food supplements exported from Canada requires a commercial export declaration; samples at personal quantities move informally.

Practical advice

Commercial-quantity Food Supplements (Commercial) may be imported into Canada through the standard commercial-import framework. Registered importers file the commercial entry via Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) with the applicable HS classification, pay import duty and VAT, and clear at the port of entry. Personal-quantity carriage typically clears under the personal-effects allowance without duty.

Customs authority

Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) · https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca