CFIA-AIRS Updates November 09, 2026

November 9, 2026

A) Chapter 09

Chapter 09 was published to add the following OGD extensions:

09.01.90.7200 – Coffee husks and skins.
09.01.90.7200.01 – Coffee husks and skins
09.01.90.7200.02 – Coffee husks and skins – Organic

B) Chapter 12

Chapter 12 was published to:

i) remove the following OGD extensions:

12.12.99.0200.04 – Angelica root powder
12.12.99.0200.14 – Angelica root powder – Organic

ii) add the following OGD extensions:

12.11.90.3060.03 – Angelica root powder
12.11.90.3060.04 – Angelica root powder – Organic

Mises à jour ACIA-SARI le 09 novembre 2026

A) Chapitre 09

Le chapitre 09 a été publié pour ajouter les prolongements AMG suivants :

09.01.90.7200 – Coques et pellicules de café
09.01.90.7200.01 – Coques et pellicules de café
09.01.90.7200.02 – Coques et pellicules de café – Biologique.

B) Chapitre 12

Le chapitre 12 a été publié pour :

i) enlever les prolongements AMG suivants :

12.12.99.0200.04 – Poudre de racine d’angélique
12.12.99.0200.14 – Poudre de racine d’angélique – Biologique

ii) ajouter les prolongements AMG suivants :

12.11.90.3060.03 – Poudre de racine d’angélique
12.11.90.3060.04 – Poudre de racine d’angélique – Biologique

Topic(s)

Release

Release - General

Other Government Departments (OGDs) Requirements

Information source

Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)

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