CBP Adjusts Hours of Service At Ports of Entry to Align with CBSA
Starting January 6, 2025, CBP and CBSA will adjust operating hours at 38 northern border ports to enhance security and efficiency. Details here.
U.S. Implements Restrictions on Polyester Fiber
Safeguard measures on imports of fine denier polyester staple fiber will come into effect soon. These restrictions balance support for domestic manufacturers with exemptions for key trading partners and developing countries. Details here.
CBSA Adjusts Hours of Service At Ports of Entry
The CBSA is updating service hours at 35 land ports of entry starting January 6, 2025, to enhance security and streamline resources. Details here.
Canadian Trade and Trump 2.0: Preparing for Renewed Challenges
With a Trump 2.0 incoming administration, Canadian businesses face renewed trade uncertainties, including tariffs, “Buy American” policies, and USMCA renegotiations. Learn all the details that may affect your trade operations, along with how we can minimize risks and optimize your cross-border trade.
New CBP Cargo Descriptions Rules In Effect
CBP's new directive mandates precise cargo descriptions in ACAS/manifest filings to ensure shipment compliance, prevent delays, and enhance risk assessment for goods entering or transiting the U.S., effective November 12, 2024. Details here.
Strikes Shut Down B.C. and Montreal Ports – Updated
Amid stalled labor talks at BC and Quebec ports, Labour Minister Steve McKinnon has mandated operations resume, with binding arbitration and extended agreements in place. Details here.
New Requirement for U.S. Live Poultry and Bird Imports into Canada
Starting December 4, 2024, all shipments of live poultry and birds (including hatching eggs and pet birds) from the USA must present a Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) control zone routing addendum. Details here.
DHS Adds 4 More Companies to the Forced Labor List (UFLPA)
The latest UFLPA Entity List update includes four textile companies. Explore the full article for insights on the scope, impact, and specifics of the newly targeted companies.
AD & CV Will Not Be Issued on Extruded Aluminum Imports
The USITC has determined that aluminum extrusions imported from 14 countries, do not materially harm U.S. industry, despite previous findings of unfair pricing and subsidies. Details here.
Postponed: Country of Melt and Pour Reporting Requirement on Steel
CBSA has postponed the second phase of the Steel Import Monitoring Program implementation (set for November 5th, 2024) requiring steel importers to report “Country of Melt and Pour (COM)”. Detail here.
