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.
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.
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.
Canada’s Steel and Aluminum Surtax
As reminder that starting October 22, 2024, a 25% surtax on Chinese steel and aluminum imports takes effect. Find out what products are affected on the final list and how our team can help importers/manufacturers recover these duties.
Requirements for Canadian Egg Imports into the U.S. Updated
USDA APHIS has updated their requirements for exporting Canadian food products containing egg ingredients to the U.S.. Find out all the details here.
Country of Melt and Pour Reporting – Starts Nov. 5
A reminder that starting November 5th, 2024, steel importers will be required to report “Country of Melt and Pour (COM)” information to the CBSA when completing their customs declarations. Find out more here.
Canada Updates Meat Return (Import) Policy
The CFIA has updated its policy on the return of exported meat products to Canada, incorporating new procedures and a new application form (CFIAA 5980) in compliance with the SFCR). Details here.
CBSA Issues Notice on China Surtax Order (2024)
Find out all the details on Canada's China Surtax Order (2024), its application to Chinese-made electric vehicles, surtax rates, exemptions, warehouse goods regulations, and guidance on duties relief and proof of origin requirements for importers.
Recover Canada’s Steel and Aluminum Surtax
Starting October 15, 2024, a 25% surtax on Chinese steel and aluminum imports takes effect. Importers/manufacturers may recover this surtax through the Duty Drawback Program, but also may be able to recover this cost if it is past on to them via their supplier. Find out how our team can help you recover these duties.
