Importing Bubble Tea Supplies From Taiwan to Canada: SFC Licence, Preventive Controls and Bilingual Labels

Quick Answer

Most foods imported into Canada require a Safe Food for Canadians (SFC) licence from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), issued for the activity “Importing Food” and the commodities you import. Importers also need preventive controls (in most cases a written preventive control plan), traceability records one step back and one step forward, and English and French labels. The CFIA checks the licence automatically at the border.

4 Key Points for Importing Into Canada

ItemDetails
SFC licenceApply online through My CFIA; include “Importing Food” and your commodities
Preventive controlsMost importers need a written preventive control plan (PCP)
TraceabilityKeep records one step back (supplier) and one step forward (customer)
LabelsEnglish and French: name, ingredients, net quantity, Nutrition Facts, allergens

How Canadian Buyers Search

bubble tea wholesale canada, bubble tea powder canada and asian food importer in canada all appear often in Canadian search suggestions. Vancouver and Toronto have dense bubble tea scenes, and many shops import mixed full containers.

What Tang Sugar Prepares Before Shipping

  • English spec sheets, ingredient lists and allergen information to help you make bilingual labels.
  • Label content adjusted for Canadian customers on request.
  • Tea, tapioca pearls, powders and packaging consolidated in one container.

How Tang Sugar Helps

Tang Sugar quotes your whole menu at once and ships tea, tapioca pearls, syrups, powders and packaging together in one container, with English spec sheets, ingredient lists and export documents. Our Taiwan sourcing agent service can also find other made-in-Taiwan products for you. Contact us for bulk pricing and samples.

Note: regulations and tariffs change. This article summarizes official public information available in October 2026. Before importing, check the latest guidance from the US FDA, US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) or the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), and consult a customs broker when needed.

FAQ

Do I need a licence to import food into Canada?

Most foods need an SFC licence from the CFIA. The CFIA’s online tool can confirm whether your products need one.

Can a non-Canadian company get an import licence?

The CFIA has an application path for non-resident importers; the licence must cover “Importing Food”.

Do food labels in Canada need to be bilingual?

Prepackaged foods generally need English and French labels.

How does the CFIA verify the licence?

It checks automatically through the Integrated Import Declaration at entry.

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