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CBSA Publishes Guidelines on Rules of Origin and Origin Quotas for Canada-EU and Canada-UK Free Trade Agreements
The CBSA recently published D11-4-37 Origin Quotas and Alternatives to the Product-Specific Rules of Origin under the Canada–European… Read more
Health Canada Extends Corded Window Coverings Regulations Compliance Date until April 30th, 2022
Health Canada has extended the Corded Window Coverings Regulations Compliance date from May 1st, 2021 until April 30th,… Read more
5 myths about barge – the inland transport solution no one’s talking about
By David Schulingkamp, Vice President, Barge Services The word is out. Shoppers have been put on notice. The… Read more
The complexity lurking behind London’s trade diversification agenda
By Gavin Everson, Director, Global Trade Consulting It’s been a banner year thus far for British importers. The… Read more
British Columbia flooding and landslides close roads, rail, and Vancouver’s port
Floods and landslides have cut access to roads, rail, and the Port of Vancouver in British Columbia, as… Read more
Businesses, 2022 Customs Tariff Impacts Validation of Advance Rulings and National Customs Rulings
If you are a business who currently holds an advance ruling or national customs ruling for tariff classification… Read more
Canadian Food Inspection Agency Sets Compliance Timelines for Food Additives in Ready-to-Eat Meat products
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) published a Notice to industry – Compliance timelines for the use of food additives… Read more
Good news for importers: CBSA issues normal values for Vietnam exporter of carbon steel welded pipe
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has issued normal values to SeAH Steel Vina Corporation (SeAH Vietnam), an… Read more
Exporting to EU? New Export Certification Requirements for Food and Animal Commodities
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) advises that effective January 15th, 2022, exporters of food and animal commodities… Read more
More Good News for U.S. Importers: China Section 301 COVID-Related Exclusions Again Extended
U.S. importers of Chinese-origin goods which are excluded from Section 301 as a COVID-19-related exclusion should be happy… Read more