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AIRS OUTAGE

25 June 2007 AIRS OUTAGE Please be advised that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Automated Import Reference System (AIRS) is down. At the moment, the CFIA is unable to predict when service will be restored however we will keep you informed as information becomes available. For assistance…

Update to CFIA – AIRS website

25 June 2007 Update to CFIA – AIRS website Chapter 01 was published to change the recommendation to REFUSE ENTRY for live birds from Togo due to Avian Influenza outbreak. These changes apply to the end use: Travellers & Personal use and not for resale or distribution. 01.06.38.2088 Psittacines over…

Update to CFIA – AIRS website

25 June 2007 Update to CFIA – AIRS website Chapters 07 and 08 were published to add the condition and phytosanitary declaration for Light Brown Apple Moth (Epiphyas postvittana) for requirements from California and Hawaii with a destination of British Columbia. Please note that this generated a…

Update to CFIA – AIRS website

25 June 2007 Update to CFIA – AIRS website Chapter 06 was published to add the condition and phytosanitary declaration for Light Brown Apple Moth (Epiphyas postvittana) for requirements from California and Hawaii. 06.02.10.0009.01 - Apple - Unrooted plants 06.02.10.0009.02 - Crabapple - Unrooted…

Modest WTO Free Trade Deal Seen Better Than...

25 June 2007 Modest WTO Free Trade Deal Seen Better Than Nothing This article is extracted from the 24 June 2007 edition of “The New York Times”. Even a modest global trade pact may be better than nothing, according to economists and analysts who say the implosion of faltering World Trade…

Appeal No. AP-2005-041 -- IPSCO INC. v. CBSA

22 June 2007 Appeal No. AP-2005-041 -- IPSCO INC. v. CBSA IN THE MATTER OF an appeal heard on September 19, 2006, under subsection 67(1) of the Customs Act, R.S.C. 1985 (2d Supp.), c. 1; AND IN THE MATTER OF a decision of the President of the Canada Border Services Agency, dated November 9, 2005…
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Application for Corporate Membership from GO...

Application for Corporate Membership from GO Logistics Inc. The CSCB welcomes an application for corporate membership from GO Logistics Inc. The CSCB contact is the company’s customs manager, Liang Liu. Their contact information follows: GO Logistics Inc. 6469 Netherhart Road Mississauga, ON L5T 1C3…

Message from CBSA re: Migration Outage

Message from CBSA re: Migration Outage The following is a message from the Electronic Commerce unit at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA): Please be advised that there is a planned outage this weekend for the migration of a system release. Therefore, the Customs EDI system will be unavailable…

New rule guarantees rates for Vancouver box ...

22 June 2007 New rule guarantees rates for Vancouver box truckers The following is excerpted from the 22 June 2007 edition of “Journal of Commerce”. The Canadian government is moving to guarantee pay rates for container truckers at the Port of Vancouver in a bid to stabilize the workforce by…

Update from CSCB for 22 June 2007

New rule guarantees rates for Vancouver box truckers The following is excerpted from the 22 June 2007 edition of “Journal of Commerce”. The Canadian government is moving to guarantee pay rates for container truckers at the Port of Vancouver in a bid to stabilize the workforce by eliminating rate…

Update to CFIA – AIRS website

22 June 2007 Update to CFIA – AIRS website A) Chapter 01 was published to change the recommendation to REFUSE ENTRY for live birds from Czech Republic due to Avian Influenza outbreak. These changes apply to the end use: Travellers & Personal use and not for resale or distribution 01.06.38.2088…

New phytosanitary requirements for grapes from....

22 June 2007 New phytosanitary requirements for grapes from Italy The CFIA notifies of the interim phytosanitary requirements which will be in place for the 2007-2008 import season of grapes from Italy. The interception of many non-compliant shipments in 2006, due in particular to the detection of…

Canadian truckers praise delay of passport rule

22 June 2007 Canadian truckers praise delay of passport rule This article is excerpted from the 21 June 2007 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. Canadian truckers praised a move by the United States to postpone a rule requiring passports for crossborder travel between the two countries…. The U.S…

XANTHATES Expiry Review No. RR-2007-002

21 June 2007 XANTHATES Expiry Review No. RR-2007-002 A notice of expiry review concerning xanthates of all grades in dry or liquid forms, excluding cellulose xanthates, originating in or exported from the People’s Republic of China is available on the CITT website at http://www.citt-tcce.gc.ca

Message from CBSA re: Migration Outage

21 June 2007 Message from CBSA re: Migration Outage The following is a message from the Electronic Commerce unit at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA): Please be advised that there is a planned outage this weekend for the migration of a system release. Therefore, the Customs EDI system will be…

New developments regarding the U.S. WHTI

21 June 2007 New developments regarding the U.S. WHTI Since January 23, 2007, all travellers flying to, or through, the United States (U.S.) have been required to present either a valid passport or NEXUS card, when used at NEXUS kiosks at designated airports. On June 20, 2007, the U.S. released its…

REMINDER - CSA Carriers - Mandatory Field for...

21 June 2007 REMINDER - CSA Carriers - Mandatory Field for Highway Cargo Maps As of June 23, 2007, EDI Highway carriers will be required to submit, "load city" with all transactions. The requirement to provide "load city" has always been mandatory within the highway cargo maps (309 and 311). However…