We’re more than just brokers – we’re knowledge leaders. Stay compliant with Customs, and save on your bottom line with recent updates here.
Posted May 28, 2020
The U.S. Trade Representative has amended product exclusions issued earlier this month to revoke those previously granted to plastic tumblers and certain manually operated pill/tablet crushers. As a result, these products will continue to be subject to additional duties under the Section 301 trade enforcement action against China. Continue Reading
Posted May 28, 2020
Under Canadian Customs Issues, Risk Management, Trade Compliance News, U.S. Customs Issues
With the trade deal replacing NAFTA set to come into force July 1, 2020, if you have advance rulings that were obtained under NAFTA, you should be aware that these will no longer be valid as of that date. Find out more about what you need to do to obtain new rulings in order to avoid possible unwanted tariff assessments and penalties in the future. Continue Reading
Posted May 19, 2020
Find out more about the surtax rates applicable to imports of certain heavy plate and stainless steel wire in connection with the safeguard measures implemented by the Government of Canada to counteract the ongoing diversion of unfairly traded foreign steel. Continue Reading
Posted May 19, 2020
Under U.S. Customs Issues
The USTR’s extension of duty relief means importers of covered products, mostly specialized industrial goods, can continue to benefit for another six months from the Section 301 tariff exclusions to the administration’s $34 billion trade action granted last May. Continue Reading
Posted May 19, 2020
A summary of recent regulatory updates, notifications, and technical bulletins from the Canada Border Services Agency and other federal government departments, agencies and administrative entities concerning Canadian imports and exports. Continue Reading
Posted May 15, 2020
Need to know more about the process for making refund claims, corrections and protests regarding retroactive product exclusions from Section 232 and Section 301? We detail the latest information here. Continue Reading
