The CFIA, along with Customs officers, controls not only the entry of plants, but also the earth, sand and other related matter in which they are planted or packed. Allied Van Lines does not transport plants. Food and food products Canada has complex requirements, restrictions and limits that apply to imported meat, eggs and dairy products. Before you decide to import these products, contact a Customs office. If you exceed these limits, very high rates of duty will apply Allied Van Lines will not transport perishable foods.
Canned goods are acceptable.
Pets Pet dogs or cats more than 3 months old must have a dated certificate, signed by a veterinarian, that shows that the animal has been vaccinated against rabies within the last three years. The certificate has to identify the animal by breed, age, sex, coloring and any distinguishing marks. If you bring pet dogs or cats under 3 months old, or seeing-eye dogs, you do not need a certificate, but the animals have to be in good health when they arrive. Allied Van Lines does not transport pets. Have a list of all personal and household goods you will be bringing into the country.