General Import Permit No. 193 for Roses from Israel has been repealed
General Import Permit No. 193 — Roses — under the EXPORT AND IMPORT PERMITS ACT
Plain-language summary · AI-assisted · not legal advice
General Import Permit No. 193 — Roses, which allowed Canadian residents to import cut roses and rose buds from Israel and other CIFTA beneficiaries under a defined annual quota, has been fully repealed. The entire operative text of the permit — including eligibility conditions, customs declaration requirements, and the 90,000-dozen annual quota limit — is removed. Importers who previously relied on this permit to bring roses in from Israel or other CIFTA beneficiary countries will need to find another applicable authority or permit to continue those imports. Anyone currently planning shipments under this permit should review their import arrangements promptly.
Who this affects: Canadian importers of fresh cut roses · Flower wholesalers and distributors sourcing from Israel or CIFTA beneficiary countries · Customs brokers handling rose imports under this permit
Source of truth: SOR/97-77 on the official source
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