The 2 Agencies Regulating the Import of Vehicles into the U.S.
There are two agencies that regulate the import of vehicles into the U.S.: DOT and EPA. Read on to learn more about them.
The True Cost of Importing a Vehicle into the U.S.
Ready to import your dream car? Read this handy guide to understanding all the costs you can expect when importing a vehicle into the United States.
AD/CVD on Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) from Argentina, Mexico, Russia and South Korea
Final determinations in (AD) and (CVD) investigations of Oil Country Tubular Goods (OCTG) from Argentina, Mexico, Russia and South Korea are in. Find out all the details here.
Winter Clothing Request for Ukrainian Military
NATO and the government of Ukraine have asked Canada and other NATO countries to supply winter supplies for the Ukrainian military. The request is of some urgency as the war in Ukraine will extend into the winter, and supplies have been depleted. Find out all the details that you need to know here.
5 Reasons Why You Should Hire a Customs Broker
Why do you need to hire a customs broker? Find out what a customs broker does and go through five reasons why you should hire a customs broker to help import your goods.
U.S. Releases New Limits on Duty- and Quota-Free Apparel Imported from Africa
Importer of apparel from Africa? New limits on duty- and quota-free imports have been released. Find out all the details that you need to know here.
GST/PST/HST on Canadian Imports
It can be difficult to understand what taxes may potentially apply to the goods you are importing into Canada. These taxes are important to understand since they can influence the prices you charge on your products and affect your overall business planning. Read on to find out everything you need to know on Canada's taxes on imported goods.
Is Your Imported Vehicle Excluded from the Clean Air Act?
If you're planning to import a vehicle into the United States, read on to learn if you're excluded from EPA's Clean Air Act regulations.
How to Become a Non-Resident Importer (NRI) in the US
If you're a foreign business and want to expand your business into the US market, you can import goods into the United States by becoming a non-resident importer (NRI). As an NRI, you’ll still enjoy the same rights as a resident importer of record (IOR). Read on to find out everything you need to know about becoming a non-resident importer in the US.
Egg Product Imports from Lithuania Allowed into the U.S.
Importer of egg and/or egg products? Find out all the details on a recent announcement that Lithuania is now eligible to export egg products to the United States.
