What produce is not covered by Regulation 378 (Grades - Fruit and Vegetables) under the FPGSA?
Produce (any fruit, vegetable or sweet corn) that cannot be grown in Canada is not covered by Regulation 378. More.
Regulation 378 defines produce as any fruit, vegetable or sweet corn. Produce that can be grown in Canada is covered by Regulation 378. More.
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