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CBSA Announces Provisional Duties for Some Small Power Transformers
The CBSA announced a preliminary determination of dumping of certain small power transformers originating in or exported from… Read more
Importers to Pay More Duties on Grinding Material from India
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) announced that certain grinding material originating in or exported from India is… Read more
CBP Announces Updates on Guidance Regarding Returned Goods
The CBP announced updated guidance for importers and customs brokers when importing foreign-origin goods returned to the U.S.… Read more
CFIA Confirms finding of African swine fever in Dominican Republic
Canada’s Chief Veterinary Officer recently affirmed the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s (CFIA) support for the Dominican Republic’s efforts to… Read more
Good News – Importer Cotton Assessment Fee to Decrease October 25th, 2021
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) has issued a direct final rule that decreases the… Read more
Exporters of military end use products to require expanded licensing requirements
U.S. exporters who ship goods abroad to entities and governments for military end use will have a longer… Read more
6 Steps Businesses Can Take to Reduce Supply Chain Disruption
By Jill Hurley, Director, Global Trade Consulting One wouldn’t expect that in normal times high demand would fall… Read more
Canadian Trade Policy Review: Defend and Diversify
By Jeff Fraser, Director, Global Trade Consulting There’s a fever pitch amongst political observers in Canada in anticipation… Read more
Lax adherence to post-Brexit customs rules may leave gaping holes in 2022 business budgets
By Gavin Everson, Director, Global Trade Consulting Businesses throughout the UK are in for a reckoning and it’s… Read more
Have your say: Government proposes luxury tax, asks for feedback on proposal
In the recent federal budget, the Government announced its plans to introduce a luxury tax on select goods… Read more