Syrups derived from cane or beet sugar, containing, in the dry…
Syrups derived from cane or beet sugar, containing, in the dry state, 90% or more by weight of sugar and no added flavouring matter
HS 2106.90.21 (Syrups derived from cane or beet sugar, containing, in the dry…) imported from China into Canada carries a total duty of 6%. Import requires Health Canada · Natural Health Products (permit or licence); Canadian Food Inspection Agency · All Programs. Rates are from the CBSA Customs Tariff (2026, edition 2) and agency requirements from CBSA Single Window data, updated 2026-10-12.
Total duty from China
6%
- MFN 6%
- GST 5% (recoverable)
Example: value CAD 10,000 → duty $600 → GST 5% $530 (recoverable) → total $11,130
Compliance checks
Permits and OGD requirements
Health Canada · Natural Health ProductsPermit/licence
Before the first import, the Canadian importer must hold a site licence; each product needs an NPN; official processing time up to 90 business days.
- Intended use HC01, HC02, HC05, HC07, HC29 + Product category HC15
Canadian Food Inspection Agency · All ProgramsConditional
If AIRS requires an import permit for the product, before export, the Canadian importer applies for the permit; the exporter prepares the export certificate; official processing time 10 business days for a simple permit.
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 AIRSNPN product licence required; sites that manufacture, package, label or import need a site licence. See LNHPD.
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Data updated: 2026-10-12
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