Chemotherapy Infusion Waste from United States
Chemotherapy infusion waste includes IV bags, lines, and gloves used during cancer treatment that contain hazardous antineoplastic agents and biologicals. This waste is contaminated with pharmaceuticals and pathogens, making it clinical waste under Chapter Note 6(a) requiring special disposal.
Duty Rate — United States → Canada
PGA flags
No agency flag on this HTS number in the CBSA Single Window matching criteria.
CBSA Single Window matching criteria, unknown
Import Tips
• Segregate chemotherapy waste from other clinical waste and label it as hazardous pharmaceutical waste to comply with Canadian transport regulations
• Obtain a permit from Environment and Climate Change Canada for importing hazardous waste, as antineoplastic agents are regulated
• Use certified containers that prevent leakage and ensure proper disposal documentation for CBSA