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Copper Pipe Fittings, Public Interest Inquiry...

15 May 2007 Copper Pipe Fittings, Public Interest Inquiry No. PB-2006-001 Decision issued Monday, May 14, 2007 IN THE MATTER OF representations as to whether there are reasonable grounds to consider that the imposition, in whole or in part, of an anti-dumping duty on imports of copper pipe fittings…

Items 96 to 104 – Chicken and Chicken Products

15 May 2007 Items 96 to 104 – Chicken and Chicken Products, Serial No. 710 Notice to Importers No. 710 outlines the allocation policies and practices respecting import allocations of tariff quota for chicken and chicken products I 2007, by supplementing Notice to Importers No. 701 of 5 October 2006…

CN’s Memorial Day Intermodal Gate Hours – 28 May

15 May 2007 CN’s Memorial Day Intermodal Gate Hours – 28 May 2007 Gates: Open Close ************************************ AUBURN Monday: 08:00 – 18:00 DETROIT Monday: closed CHICAGO Monday: 05:00 – 15:00 JACKSON Monday: closed MEMPHIS Monday: closed NEW ORLEANS Monday: closed CN’s regular hours can…

Update to Certification Requirements for Fish ...

15 May 2007 Update to Certification Requirements for Fish Exported from Canada to the EU Please note that certification requirements for fish exported from Canada to the EU have been updated with the addition in section 6.4 of certification of gelatin, collagen and fish by-products. This document is…

BSF5000 Importer’s Valuation Guide updated

15 May 2007 BSF5000 Importer’s Valuation Guide – How to determine customs value for duty The Importer’s Valuation Guide has been updated, with a change on page 5, section 1, “Has a sale occurred?” – “package deals” has been deleted. The revised document is available on the CBSA web site, at: http:/…

CPR Customer Bulletin: Strike plan update

15 May 2007 CPR Customer Bulletin: Strike plan update The following news release was issued by the Vice President of CPR’s Marketing and Yield Division. As previously communicated, the union representing CP's maintenance of way employees has issued strike notice to be effective 23:59 MT on Tuesday…

Penalties Following Directed Self-Adjustments

15 May 2007 Penalties Following Directed Self-Adjustments The CSCB has been made aware, by both members and the CBSA, that penalties under AMPS are being assessed where it is found during the course of an audit that there was reason to believe that errors were made and these errors were not…

Update to CFIA AIRS Web Site

15 May 2007 Update to CFIA AIRS Web Site a) Chapter 01 was published to retreat a requirement and remove a miscellaneous. 01.02.10. Live bovine animals - Purebred breeding animals from Australia 01.02.90. Live bovine animals - Others from Australia b) Chapter 05 was published to modify conditions on…

Retailer Target sues U.S. over duty discrimination

15 May 2007 Retailer Target sues U.S. over duty discrimination This article is excerpted from the 14 May 2007 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. Target Corp. and its affiliate, Associated Merchandising Corp., filed suit in the U.S. Court of International Trade Friday accusing the U.S. of gender…

D19-6-1 Administration of the Explosives Act and..

14 May 2007 D19-6-1 Administration of the Explosives Act and Regulations The French version of both appendices A and B, paragraphs 4 and 8, have been revised to correctly reflect the Importer/Owner’s responsibility under the Customs Self Assessment program. This Memorandum is found on the CBSA web…

Canadian imports and exports rebound in March...

14 May 2007 Canadian imports and exports rebound in March The following article is excerpted from the 11 May edition of “Canadian Transportation & Logistics”. Canadian imports and exports reached record highs in March. Exports topped $40.6 billion for the month, which was a 1.4% increase over…

2007 British Columbia Region Annual Conference

14 May 2007 2007 British Columbia Region Annual Conference Register today for the CSCB BC Region 2007 conference and annual general meeting, scheduled to take place on Wednesday, June 13 at the River Rock Casino Resort, Richmond. This year’s theme is “The Customs Broker: Working in the Real World”…

2007 Ontario Region Annual Conference ...

14 May 2007 2007 Ontario Region Annual Conference – Registration Package Register today for the CSCB Ontario Region 2007 conference and annual general meeting, scheduled to take place on Thursday, June 7 and Friday, June 8 at the Holiday Inn Select, Windsor. This year’s theme is “The Customs Broker…

2007 Quebec Region Annual Conference ...

14 May 2007 2007 Quebec Region Annual Conference – Registration Package Register today for the CSCB Quebec Region 2007 conference and annual general meeting, scheduled to take place on Wednesday, June 6 at the Hilton Montreal Airport. This year’s theme is “The Customs Broker: Working in the Real…

Labour and Service Update – CP implements plan...

14 May 2007 Labour and Service Update – CP implements plan to maintain operations during track maintenance strike The union notified CP that it plans to strike at 11:59 PM MDT, Tuesday, May 15th 2007. In response we are implementing our strike service plan to provide maintenance of way coverage…

Smart licence for border worth study

14 May 2007 Smart licence for border worth study The following article is excerpted from the 14 May 2007 edition of the “Toronto Star”. United States Ambassador to Canada David Wilkins may be a southern gentleman but he can be blunt when his job requires it. Last year, Wilkins' advice to Canadians…

Intelligent Transportation Systems get green ...

14 May 2007 Intelligent Transportation Systems get green light in Sarnia The following article is extracted from the 11 May 2007 edition of “Canadian Transportation & Logistics”. The provincial and federal governments are combining to fund Intelligent Transportation Systems for the Sarnia border…

Port of Prince Rupert service to begin this fall

14 May 2007 Port of Prince Rupert service to begin this fall This article is excerpted from the 11 May 2007 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. Prince Rupert, Canada's northernmost container port under development on the Pacific Coast, will receive its first liner service this fall, most likely a…