Canada has extended tariff relief measures to support businesses impacted by U.S. and China trade countermeasures. The new Remission Order (2025-1), effective October 15, 2025, expands exemptions for manufacturers, agriculture, and public sector imports while extending key deadlines to December 15, 2025. Importers can access CBSA’s Duties Relief and Duty Drawback Programs for tariff refunds and remission claims.
Canada introduces Bill C-12 to strengthen the country’s border security and immigration system. It aims to combat illegal fentanyl, organized crime, and enhance asylum processing, export inspections, and law enforcement collaboration to protect Canadians and keep communities safe.
The CBSA issued preliminary determinations on steel strapping imports from China, South Korea, Türkiye, and Vietnam. Provisional duties will apply on shipments released after September 16, 2025, to address dumping and subsidy concerns under SIMA.
Producers must submit plastics data by September 29, 2025, under Federal Plastics Registry Reporting 2025. This covers plastic packaging, electronics, and single-use products across Canada. Resources, guidance, and tools are available to support producers in meeting all reporting requirements accurately and on time.
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As a small business owner, the uncertainty of trading across borders can be overwhelming. But if you want to expand your operations in North America, CUSMA will be your next best friend. Here are 8 benefits this trade agreement offers to small businesses.
When importing goods into Canada, understanding customs valuation is essential to ensure compliance with Canadian law. Read on to learn about customs valuation and the 6 methods for the valuation of your imported goods.
Looking to import into and/or manufacture vaping devices/substances in Canada? Read on to get up-to-date information so you can make sure your importation process runs smoothly.
With inflation rising in many parts of the world, staying afloat can be difficult. Many factors can affect your operations, from dealing with higher direct costs to less disposable incomes. Here are 10 tips to help you sustain your business during these uncertain times.
Managing imports can be challenging, especially when it comes to time-sensitive shipments. We've put together 10 helpful tips to help you overcome the obstacles likely to get in the way of successfully importing your time-sensitive goods. Read on to learn more.
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