CBSA Postpones Release 2 of CARM to October 2024: What You Need to Know
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has recently announced a delay in the implementation of Release 2 of the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) initiative. Originally scheduled for May 2024, the rollout for trade chain partners has been postponed to October 2024. This decision comes as the CBSA aims to ensure a smoother transition […]
Section 321: Simplifying US Cross-Border E-Commerce
In the dynamic world of logistics and international trade, regulations play a pivotal role in shaping the way goods move across borders. Section 321, a term that may not immediately ring a bell for most, however, has quietly become a game-changer in the logistic world. In this post, we’ll explore the significance of Section 321 […]
ACI vs. eManifest: Understanding the Difference
Do you plan to ship goods from overseas to Canada? Make sure that your ACI and eHBL is completed for your shipments to prevent delays and fines! Find out more!
How to Save 100% U.S. Duty by Fulfilling U.S. Ecommerce Orders from Canada
Find out how your ecommerce business can save 100% of US import duty on ecommerce orders destined to the US through Section 321.
eHBL: Everything you need to know about eManifest
Effective Jan 4, 2021, the CBSA made eHBL filing mandatory for freight forwarders and NVOCCs. Find out more on eHBL updates!
CARM: The New Client Portal to be Released this Spring
The CARM Client Portal is expected to launch this spring, and the exact date will be known soon. Read more here!
Here’s Why You Need a Business Number
What is a Business Number in Canada and why you need one in 2021! Find out more here!
SWI and CARM: CBSA’s Game Changers to Simplify the Import Process for Canadians
Information, timelines, and resources related to the CBSA’s SWI and CARM initiatives
How the 2020 Incoterms® Make Global Trade Easier
A summary of what you need to know on the recent changes to Incoterms® used for international trade.
What you need to know about importing PPE and medical supplies into Canada
Here is a Q&A to untangle the latest government regulations on importing PPE and medical devices into Canada.