Aquatic animal export: certification requirements for Indonesia
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The following certificate is available
- Health Certificate for Aquatic Animals and Fishery Products Exported to the Republic of Indonesia from Canada (AQAH-1100)
Important notes
- In addition to the above-mentioned certificates, each shipment must also be accompanied by a Certificate of Origin and Hygiene CFIA/ACIA 5003 available through fish and seafood
- All fish and fish products to be exported from Canada must also be processed in fish processing establishments that are licenced by the CFIA and operating under an acceptable Preventive Control Plan (PCP) that meets the requirements of the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR)
- Sampling and testing and an inspection may be required. Exporters are advised to contact their CFIA area office in advance of harvesting to determine the requirements and, if required, accommodate the scheduling of inspection and sampling which must occur prior to processing and freezing
- There may be existing certificates or additional information from the fish and seafood program. However, for the specific commodities above, an aquatic animal health certificate is required
- To request an export certificate outlined above or if you require any other information on aquatic animal health export certification, please contact your CFIA area office
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