International transportation is a complex business, and Incoterms® – the universal rules that govern international trade – are no exception. The latest iteration, Incoterms 2020, contains 11 rules for standardized global trade, defining the most important responsibilities of buyers and... Read more >
A practical guide to Incoterms® 2020 International sales contracts can be daunting, but if there’s one lesson to keep in mind, it’s to pay as much attention to the terms of sale as to the sale price itself. That’s where... Read more >
To make sure that your goods get where they need to be on time and without hassle, it's important to work with a carrier who understands the process of shipping into Canada - and who operates as a partner you... Read more >
Accurately filling out the right documents for your unique shipment can be a tricky process, but getting it right means avoiding hefty fees and delays at the border. When shipping your goods into the U.S., there are five standard documents... Read more >
Anytime you move cargo, there’s always a chance something can go wrong. As with any other type of insurance, cargo insurance simply helps mitigate the risk and protect you in the event of an incident during shipping. Even if your... Read more >
Once U.S. Customs releases your shipment you have just 10 days to prepare your entry summary and submit it in order for your goods to be registered. Depending on the goods, you will need to complete one of the following:... Read more >
There are great benefits to Beyond the Border, including expedited shipping, reduced paperwork and a more predictable supply chain. The Beyond the Border action plan aims to boost border security while enhancing economic competitiveness for both countries. Initiated by Prime... Read more >
Shipping to the U.S. - Three ways to cut costs during the importing process Importing into the U.S. can be costly. However, U.S. Customs offers a number of specialized programs that can help you cut costs, including the following: Duty... Read more >
Make exporting easier by becoming a Non-Resident Importer For many U.S. exporters, bringing their goods across the border into Canada can be a complex and expensive process. That’s where Canada’s Non-Resident Importer (NRI) program comes in. The NRI program allows... Read more >
Importing to the U.S.: Eight things you need to know Learning the ins and outs of international shipping can be overwhelming. There are multiple factors to consider when shipping your goods, from the multiple forms to be completed to the... Read more >
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