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Posted November 05, 2020
Under Canadian Customs Issues, International Trade Issues, Other Government Departments & Agencies, U.S. Customs Issues
A weekly roundup of news reports, government announcements, and other information about current and emerging developments in international trade and customs compliance. Continue Reading
Posted March 18, 2020
Under Canadian Customs Issues, International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Management
The leaders of Canada and the United States announced Wednesday that with “mutual consent” the border between the two countries is being temporarily shut down to “all nonessential travel” in an effort to stem the spread of COVID-19. Continue Reading
Posted March 18, 2020
Under Announcements & News, Canadian Customs Issues, Case Studies, Risk Management, Trade Compliance News
Does your business require financial support as a result of disruption due to COVID-19? We detail how Business Development Bank of Canada (BDO) and Export Development Canada (EDC) can help. Find out more. Continue Reading
Posted March 14, 2020
The Canadian Parliament went into overdrive on Friday, quickly ratifying the trade pact replacing NAFTA. The Liberal government said the trade deal would provide an economic boost that would help counter damage to the country's economy from the coronavirus pandemic. We detail it all and the next steps here. Continue Reading
Posted March 13, 2020
The USTR has exempted more imports from China that were subject to the administration’s Section 301 tariffs in another move to provide duty relief for a wide range of medical supplies that could be in short supply as the U.S. prepares to combat the mounting coronavirus outbreak. Continue Reading
Posted March 12, 2020
Despite the assurances provided by the White House that restrictions on travel from the EU announced yesterday did not not include cargo, it remains unclear how European ships or aircraft transporting goods across the Atlantic will be treated once they arrive in the U.S. Continue Reading
