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WTO: Milk Protein Substances TRQ - Serial No. 1010

Date: October 1, 2020

This Notice replaces Notice to Importers No. 901 dated September 21, 2017, and sets out the policies and practices pertaining to the administration of Canada’s tariff rate quota (TRQ) for milk protein substances under the World Trade Organization (WTO).

This Notice is provided pursuant to the authority of the (EIPA) and its corresponding , and remains in effect until further notice. 

Table of contents

1. Definitions

Milk protein substances means a product that is included in Item 125.2 on the (ICL), namely milk protein substances falling under tariff item 3504.00.11 in the list of tariff provisions set out in the Schedule to the .

WTO milk protein substances have a milk protein content of 85% or more by weight, calculated on the dry matter, and do not originate in a CUSMA country, an EU country or other CETA beneficiary, Chile, Costa Rica or Israel.

See the List of EIPA commodity codes for milk protein substances.

2. Allocation policy

3. Eligibility criteria

You are eligible to apply for an allocation if you are a:

Eligible historical end user

Eligible new entrant end user

Eligible non-end user

Note: Applicants are eligible for a TRQ allocation within only one pool. Applicants must be able to substantiate that they meet the relevant criteria.

4. Calculation of allocations

Eligible historical end users

Eligible new entrant end users

Eligible non-end users

Any quota that remains unallocated in any of the three pools will be reallocated:

1) to historical end users on a pro-rata basis, or on the basis of actual need, if the quantity requested is less than the pro-rata share;
2) (if any quantities remain) to new entrant end users on an equal-share basis, or on the basis of actual need, if the quantity requested is less than the equal share;
3) (if any quantities still remain) to non-end users on an equal-share basis, or on the basis of actual need if the quantity requested is less than the equal share.

5. Transfer, return and under-utilization of allocations

6. Related links

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