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Share your views: Canada’s Administration of the tariff rate quota for sugar-containing products for export to the United States (WTO-SCP) and the origin quota for high-Sugar containing products for export to the European Union and its members states (CETA-HSCP)

Current status: Closed

This consultation ran from May 13 to June 10, 2022

In keeping with Global Affairs Canada’s practice, the Government of Canada was seeking input from Canadians on the administration of WTO-SCP and CETA-HSCP quotas as part of an overall review of these administration policies.

To ensure efficiency and effectiveness in developing and administering administration policies, the Government of Canada was seeking the views of stakeholders with an interest in the administration of these two quotas.

Purpose of Consultation  

The purpose of this consultation was to receive stakeholders’ views specifically on the administration of the WTO-SCP and CETA-HSCP quotas, including the allocation methodologies, the eligibility criteria and the return, the reallocation and the under-utilization policies.

The information collected through this consultative exercise were an important element of Global Affairs Canada’s review of the administration policies for these two quotas.

Who was the focus of this consultation?

Global Affairs Canada sought comments from all stakeholders with an interest in this matter, including:

What we heard

What we heard report: Government of Canada consultation on Canada’s Administration of the Tariff Rate Quota (TRQ) for Sugar-Containing Products for Export to the United States (WTO-SCP) and the Origin Quota (OQ) for High-Sugar Containing Products for Export to the European Union and its Members States (CETA-HSCP)

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Non-supply managed trade controls
Global Affairs Canada
111 Sussex Drive,
Ottawa ON K1A 0G2
Email:   tnc-Consultations@international.gc.ca

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