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Ukraine's State Service for Food Safety and Consumer Protection has detailed the requirements for exporting Malus domestica apples to Canada, following approval from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency in March 2025. Exporters must register and implement measures to prevent harmful organisms, with annual compliance checks. This initiative is part of Ukraine's strategy to expand agricultural exports, including agreements to export table eggs to Canada, despite a forecasted decline in wheat harvests.
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The State Service for Food Safety and Consumer Protection of Ukraine has published requirements and a step-by-step algorithm of actions for exporters planning to supply apples of the Malus domestica variety to Canada. This was reported by the department. Canada opened its market to Ukrainian apples in March 2025. This became possible after the Canadian Food Inspection Agency officially approved the import of Ukrainian apples, which was an important step in expanding the geography of domestic agricultural exports. Exporters, producers and packers must be registered with the State Service for Food and Consumer Protection and be included in the List of permitted exporters of Ukrainian apples to Canada. To be included in this List, measures must be taken at all stages of production to guarantee the absence or presence of harmful organisms controlled by Canada. These measures must be under the control of the State Service for Food and Consumer Protection and confirmed by an act of ...
Source: Agropolit
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