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Net Quantity Declaration - Bakery Products

BAKERY PRODUCT WEIGHT NUMERICAL
COUNT
COMMENTS
Buns or Rolls
(e.g. dinner buns or rolls)
  yes Whether the individual units are separate or joined
Cakes
(e.g. angel food, white cakes, etc.)
yes   A size declaration
(e.g. a 9 inch cake)
may also be provided
Chelsea Buns yes    
Cookies yes    
Croissants yes    
Danish yes    
Donuts   yes  
Fruit Cakes yes    
Fruit Squares
(e.g. date, raison, etc.)
yes   When sold as a larger uncut unit
Fruit Squares
(e.g. date, raison, etc.)
yes   When sold as separate cut-up pieces
Hamburger Buns   yes  
Hot Dog Buns   yes  
Kaiser Rolls yes    
Hot Cross Buns yes    
Meat Pies yes    
Muffins yes    
Pies yes   A size declaration
(e.g. "a 9" pie")
may also be provided
Sandwiches yes yes May be sold by weight or count
Squares
(e.g. brownies, Nanaimo bars, etc.)
yes   When sold as a larger uncut unit
Squares
(e.g. brownies, Nanaimo bars, etc.)
yes   When sold as separate cut-up pieces
Sticky Buns yes    
Submarine Bread/Rolls yes    
Sweet Buns yes    
Tarts yes    
Turnovers yes    

For prepackaged bakery products identified above, the net quantity declaration must be provided in the manner indicated. The "Weight" or "Numerical Count" column marked with a check mark is the manner in which each specified item must be declared. It should be noted that, in addition to the mandatory requirement, a product may also be voluntarily marked in the alternative manner (e.g. if a "weight" declaration is mandatory, then a "numerical count" may be provided as well).

For more information, please contact one of the offices of the CFIA Food Labelling Information Service