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Additional Information:
- CFIA's Food Fraud Annual Report 2021 to 2022
- CFIA's Food Fraud Annual Report (2020 to 2021) report
- CFIA's [Honey authenticity surveillance results (2019 to …
Canadian Food Inspection Agency collects samples of spices to verify accurate representation. The samples of spices are tested for the presence of fillers (such as wheat (gluten) and nut shells (peanut and almond)) and undeclared additives used to enhance their apparent value (such as colouring agents (colours, dyes and lead chromate)).
Additional Information:
- CFIA's Food Fraud Annual Report 2021 to 2022 report
- CFIA's Food Fraud Annual Report (2020-2021) report
Canadian Food Inspection Agency collects samples of olive oils and other expensive oils to verify accurate representation. The olive oil samples are tested for authenticity, adulteration, substitution or dilution with cheaper oils by assessing the sterol and fatty acid profile by gas chromatography. The sampled expensive oils are tested to determine if the fatty acid and sterol profiles, and other parameters, meet the standard for these oils by gas liquid chromatography.
Additional Information:
- CFIA's Food Fraud Annual Report 2021 to 2022 report
- CFIA's Food Fraud Annual Report (2020-2021) report
This dataset shows CSE's recycling information for 2019-2022.
This dataset provides a breakdown of requests to the Cyber Centre Contact Centre by client type and by contact type.
CFIA inspection results for mercury and metals (aluminum, antimony, arsenic, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, copper, iron, lead, magnesium, manganese, nickel, selenium, tin and zinc) in fish products testing since 2000. Compilation of raw data.
Motion-detection cameras are a cost-effective and non-invasive tool used in Banff National Park for sampling mammal populations and estimating species occurrence. Occupancy modelling, which uses detection/non-detection data from cameras, provides a useful and flexible framework for population trend analyses. Data are collected throughout the year across Banff National Park to determine change in the distribution of key animal populations as well as supporting demographic predictions to better inform management.
The page in questions provides a list of the countries that Canada has social agreements with and the date that the agreements came into force. There are also links to the application forms for certificates of coverage and the maximum period of initial detachment for each country.
In 2018-19, the Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada (ATSSC) continued to deliver on its commitment to providing efficient and effective support to the administrative tribunals it serves.
The Tribunal Specialized and Expert Support Services Program provides expert research, analysis, drafting support and advice as well as other support services including investigation and mediation to assist Tribunals in the discharge of their statutory responsibilities. These services are provided by ATSSC employees such as legal counsel, sectoral experts, tribunal assistants and research personnel.