Weekly Trade Briefing: October 4 – 8, 2021
Find out what the latest trade developments are from - CBSA determination of dumping - to re-investigation of refined sugar Imports, we've detailed these and much more for you here.
Weekly Trade Briefing: Sept. 13 – 17, 2021
Find out what the latest developments are, here.
Reason to Believe: What Canadian Importers Need to Know
Do you have Reason to Believe that the information in your import declaration is incorrect? Read on to learn about what you can do when this happens.
An Importer’s Guide to Bonded Warehouses
As an importer or exporter, you might be considering using a Bonded Warehouse. Read on to understand its uses, advantages, and regulations.
The New Canadian Export Reporting System: Everything You Need to Know
As a Canadian exporter, you must report your export information using the new Canadian Export Reporting System (CERS). Here is what you need to know.
Weekly Trade Briefing: July 26 – Aug 6, 2021
Find out what the latest trade developments are from - the new 'Buy American Rule' - to notice of final determinations: on certain upholstered domestic seating , we've detailed these and much more for you here:
CBSA Unions Reach Tentative Agreement with Federal Government
After a marathon negotiating session, unions representing almost 9,500 employees of the Canada Border Services Agency, late Friday announced they have reached a tentative agreement with the federal government, bringing an end to a sweeping job action that resulted in long delays and traffic issues at border crossings.
Post Entry Appeals
Did you know that you have the option to file an appeal with Canada Customs/CBSA regarding their assessment on your import(s)/entry if you believe it to be inaccurate or incorrect? Here's everything you need to know on filing a post-entry appeal on your import(s).
CBSA Workers Vote to Strike, Action Could Start Next Week
Unionized employees of the CBSA have voted “overwhelmingly” to go on strike as early as August 6 if the federal government doesn’t return to the bargaining table.
Post Entry Corrections
Did you know, as an importer you can correct discrepancies in the information provided to CBSA at the time of release of your goods? Filing a request is mandatory to amend discrepancies that result in either duty payable or a nil amount owed to CBSA. Here's everything you need to know on filing a post-entry correction on your import(s).
