Canada’s CBSA Regulations and Bilingual Label Packaging Standards
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) requires imported goods to submit electronic declarations in advance through the ACROSS system, including detailed cargo descriptions and value declarations (must match commercial invoices). Under the Consumer Product Safety Act, children’s product packaging must have 英法双语 warning labels such as “Keep Out of Reach of Children” / “Tenir hors de portée des enfants”.
Wooden packaging must meet the requirements of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), providing ISPM 15 certificates with treatment methods and numbers indicated. Food packaging must pass CFIA certification, displaying 英法双语 ingredient lists and allergen information (e.g., “Contains Nuts” / “Contient des noix”). Electronic equipment must meet ICES certification with ICES marks displayed on packaging. Battery products must be individually packaged with capacity and voltage information indicated, and outer boxes must have clear barcodes (UPC or EAN) to facilitate customs verification.