CTI
The Voice of Industry.
  • Sign in
  • ​

  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
    • OVERVIEW
    • ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE
    • GOVERNING COUNCIL
    • CTI SECRETARIAT
    • CONTACT CTI
  • SERVICES
    • POLICY & ADVOCACY
    • PVoC EXCEMPTIONS
    • INFORMATION DISSEMINATION
    • INTERVENTIONS
    • PMAYA
  • ADVOCACY
    • FISCAL POLICY
    • REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
    • REGIONAL INTERGRATION
    • INFRASTRUCTURE
  • MEMBERSHIP
    • MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
    • APPLY FOR MEMBERSHIP
    • MEMBERS DIRECTORY
  • TRADE PROCEDURES
  • MEDIA
    • NEWS AND UPDATES
    • EVENTS
    • PUBLICATIONS
  • TRAINING UNIT
    • TRAINING OVERVIEW
    • UPCOMING TRAINING
  • 0
Lessons
Share Exit Fullscreen Back to course
Import of Food and Food Products
    • 1. The importer should apply the permit to the TFDA through TFDA online portal
    • Business Permit from TFDA
    • Bill of lading/airway bill from the importer
    • Profoma invoice from the Supplier (Consignee)
    • Certificate of analysis from the competent regulatory body from the exporting country
    • Radiation free certificate from the exporting country
    • Zoosanitary certificate in case of non-processed food of animal origin
    • Phytosanitary certificate in case of importation of un-processed cereal and plant origin product
    • Certificate from relevant bodies for specific food products such as (Sugar Board Certificate, Dairy Board, Meat Board and Fisheries)
    • Certificate of Origin from the exporting country
    • Food & Food product Import Permit
    • Refers to fees and charges regulation, 2015
    • 01 to 02 days for registered product, up to 25 days for non-registrable product after receiving pre-shipment sample, TFDA
    • Manager, Food Import and Export/Zonal Manager
    • Tanzania Food & Drugs Authority (TFDA)
    • For The Tanzania Food, Drugs Authority (TFDA)
×

​

19th to 22nd November 2025

Diamond Jubilee Hall, Dar es Salaam

Register Here: www.timexpo.co.tz
USEFUL LINKS
  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
  • EVENTS
  • SERVICES
  • TIMEXPO
  • TANZANIAINVEST
  • DI
  • CONTACT US
ABOUT US

The main aim of CTI is to ensure that there is a conducive legal, financial and economic environment within which industry can operate effectively, prosper and contribute to national wealth and development. CTI has been very active in advocating for a conducive business environment for its members so that they can become competitive.

CONNECT WITH US
  • Contact us
  • membership@cti.co.tz
  • +255222114954 /  0754 404 161
Follow us