Federal · Amendment
Duty remission window for Ukrainian goods extended by one year to June 2027
Ukraine Goods Remission Order — under the CUSTOMS TARIFF
Recorded date: May 29, 2026
Detected: October 1, 2026. Verify commencement in the official source.
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The tariff remission program covering a broad range of Ukrainian food and agricultural products has been extended. Importers who bring eligible goods into Canada under the general remission (subsection 1(1)) now have until June 9, 2027 to import them, one year longer than the previous deadline of June 9, 2026. The Order itself will now be repealed on June 9, 2029 instead of June 9, 2028. All other conditions remain the same — importers must still file a remission claim with the Minister of Public Security and Emergency Preparedness within two years of the date of importation. Businesses sourcing Ukrainian poultry, dairy, eggs, processed meat, and related food products should note the extended eligibility window when planning imports.
Who this affects
importers of Ukrainian food and agricultural products · customs brokers and trade compliance teams · businesses sourcing poultry, dairy, and processed food from Ukraine
Check the official text
SOR/2022-127 on the official source ↗
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