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Areca nut (Supari) export from Bangladesh to Canada

Fresh (kacha) and dried (sukna) areca nut in bulk or in printed retail packs, including coin cut, cube cut and Z-cut formats for grocery shelves. On the Canada lane, clearance runs through SFCR licence and My CFIA.

A cleaned lot of bean seed spread for sortingBean seed weighed into a sealed retail packInsulated boxes marked by line and weight with Crimson Corporation labels
Our own packing house and collection points. No stock photography.
HS code0802.80
Freight modeAir or sea
Transit time32-40 days
GatewaysToronto (YYZ), Vancouver (YVR) and Montreal (YUL) air; Montreal and Vancouver sea
TemperatureAmbient for dried; +10 C for fresh
Packing200 g and 250 g printed retail packs in master cartons, or bulk sacks
Minimum order200 kg air / 1 x 20 ft container sea
SeasonYear round; fresh peaks August to December
Entry systemSFCR licence and My CFIA
RegulatorCanadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA)

Compliance route into Canada

SFC licence

The Canadian importer must hold a Safe Food for Canadians licence covering the commodity. We will not load until the licence number is on file.

Preventive control plan

CFIA expects documented preventive controls behind the shipment. Our packing records, lot traceability and temperature logs are shared for your file.

Bilingual labelling

Retail packs need English and French. We produce bilingual artwork and return a digital proof before the print run.

Plant protection conditions

Some fresh lines require an import permit or carry specific pest conditions. We confirm the position line by line before the contract is signed.

Why this lane works for areca nut (supari)

Canada buyers on this line are typically south asian grocery chains, produce distributors, halal retail groups, private-label packers. On the air or sea route the consignment is 32-40 days from Dhaka, which for a product with a shelf life of 12 months dried; 21 days fresh leaves ample selling time on arrival. Supply runs year round, so a standing weekly or fortnightly booking is straightforward to hold.

Full grading, packing and variety detail is on the Areca nut (Supari) product page; the entry rules and document set for every line into this country are on the Canada market page.

Documents that travel with the consignment

  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list
  • Air waybill or bill of lading
  • Certificate of origin
  • Phytosanitary certificate
  • SFC licence number

Questions on this lane

What paperwork does areca nut (supari) need to enter Canada?

Commercial invoice, Packing list, Air waybill or bill of lading, Certificate of origin, Phytosanitary certificate, SFC licence number. Clearance runs through SFCR licence and My CFIA, administered by Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).

What is the minimum order on this lane?

200 kg air / 1 x 20 ft container sea. First orders are often mixed with other lines so you can test several products in one consignment.

How long does the shipment take?

32-40 days on the air or sea route, plus clearance at Toronto (YYZ), Vancouver (YVR) and Montreal (YUL) air.

Import rules change without much notice. Use this as a working checklist and confirm the live position with us and your customs broker before contracting.

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