HS 2106.90.29
Syrups derived from cane or beet sugar… (other)
Other › Syrups derived from cane or beet sugar, containing added colouring matter; Food concentrates and fruit syrups for use in beverages or other food preparations › Other
- MFN duty
- 6 %applies to China
- GST
- 5%
30 major Canadian importers bring HS 2106.90 in from China
Per the 2023 Canadian Importers Database (CIMD), by 6-digit HS and country of origin
- THAIIZKLF FOBJR GBQST QDLUBurnaby, British Columbia
- INOVOBGRFNI HJTOFBurnaby, British Columbia
- NOVASPDZMHR WBPUG FATGHBurnaby, British Columbia
- NATURAWJNNT RKYIS GKELG UINBurnaby, British Columbia
- MONDELNDLJO RAXDD YVConcord, Ontario
- NATURALDKEZ FIOCoquitlam, British Columbia
- PANCOSXGCSE PIOFH EKDrummondville, Quebec
- LOWVBFEB CXCYC LZRDHarrow, Ontario
- PERFETAWLOX ICDQS DDWGH DPAVMarkham, Ontario
- WINNERVXPCC JPXHW NPQLK XBUPMississauga, Ontario
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Compliance checks
Permits and OGD requirements2 OGD requirement(s)2 program(s) may require data or permits at entry
Health Canada
- Permit/licenceNatural Health ProductsConditions: Intended use HC01, HC02, HC05, HC07, HC29 + Product category HC15
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
- ConditionalAll Programs
Food imports: check CFIA AIRS first
Most food importers need a Safe Food for Canadians (SFCR) licence. Product-, origin- and end-use-specific conditions are listed in AIRS, searchable by HS code. Labels must be bilingual (English and French).
Open AIRSNatural health products
NPN product licence required; sites that manufacture, package, label or import need a site licence. See LNHPD.
Search LNHPDLevels summarize each program; the department’s own requirements prevail.
Recalls of similar products1 recall(s)1 recall(s) in the last three years
- MiO Energy brand Energy Drink Mixes recalled due to potentially unsafe levels of caffeineChemical
No official link between recalls and tariff items; matched by keywords and category.