In late August of this year, the Canadian government, in a proactive move, issued a notice of intent to charge surtaxes on steel and aluminum that originates in China. The Canadian government has diligently monitored China's steel and aluminum production to ensure it does not harm global trade in these products.
Rob Moore
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While we are all enjoying the warm months of summer, we know that winter is coming. We may not want to think about it, but it’s inevitable.
Topics: North America
Do you know what you need to do?
Canada’s forced labour and child labour act came into effect on January 1, 2024, and the responsibility to file a report on your supply chain is due on May 31st, 2024. The act is designed to remove or severely limit products of slave or child labour from the Canadian market.
Topics: North America
Are you a target this year?
Customs Audits……The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has released its compliance targets for 2024.
Topics: Import Consulting, North America
In the world of international trade, Canadian businesses often face the challenge of navigating customs duties, which can significantly impact their overall profitability. Fortunately, the Canadian Duty Drawback program offers a valuable opportunity to recover these duties and boost financial well-being. This program, often overlooked by many businesses, holds immense potential for companies that regularly engage in import and export activities.
Topics: Duty Drawback, North America