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EICS Connectivity Resumes

15 December 2006 Connectivity Resumes EICB reports that connectivity to EICS has resumed.

CN Service Notice regarding Severe Weather ...

15 December 2006 CN Service Notice regarding Severe Weather Conditions in BC … The Vancouver area and southern British Columbia are suffering from severe winter weather, most notably high winds, snowfall and freezing rain, as well as road closures. Furthermore, a significant power outage reported by…

Steel, auto makers cheer as U.S. regulator...

15 December 2006 Steel, auto makers cheer as U.S. regulator revokes tariffs The following article is extracted from the 15 December 2006 edition of the “Toronto Star”. Canadian steel makers received a boost yesterday after a U.S. trade regulator knocked down tariffs and duties that have impeded…

Storm closes Vancouver's Deltaport...

15 December 2006 Storm closes Vancouver's Deltaport container terminal The following article is excerpted from the 15 December 2006 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. Freight shipments to and from the Port of Vancouver, … are expected to be delayed for several days after a vicious storm raked the…

Democrats to call for scanning of all containers

15 December 2006 Democrats to call for scanning of all containers This article is excerpted from the 15 December 2006 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. House Democrats intend to file legislation calling for scanning of all U.S.-bound containers, Speaker-elect Nancy Pelosi said on Thursday…. "We…

CBP Proposal for Advance Trade Data Elements

15 December 2006 CBP Proposal for Advance Trade Data Elements At the Trade Symposium held in Washington, DC yesterday and today, US Customs and Border Protection revealed that extensive internal review and analysis of its targeting and inspection processes has led to new recommendations on the data…
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Importer Bonds

14 December 2006 Importer Bonds Moore-McLean, the CSCB's surety partner, has prepared the following FAQ on the Quick Write Importer Bond program: http://www.cscb.ca/020/docs/Quickwritefaqdec06.pdf This program is offered only by Moore-McLean, and is yet another example of their industry leadership…

Message from CBSA - Office 398

14 December 2006 Message from CBSA - Office 398 The CBSA is pleased to announce that as of Monday, December 18 th, 2006 all CBSA services offered at office 398 for Intermediate Terminals Warehousing Inc will resume at its regular office location at 10765 Côte de Liesse Road, suite 217, Dorval…

Revision to Final Food Organics List HS for 2007..

14 December 2006 Revision to Final Food Organics List HS for 2007 from Agriculture Canada Agriculture Canada has added Section 4, Chapter 22 to the list of agricultural products required to be identified as “Certified Organic” or “Not Certified Organic” sent to members yesterday. The revised list is…

Customs to phase in new import data requirements

14 December 2006 Customs to phase in new import data requirements The following article is extracted from the 14 December 2006 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. [US] Customs and Border Protection intends to implement rules requiring importers to provide additional data to identify high-risk…

EICS Interruptions Today

13 December 2006 EICS Interruptions Today The following message is from the EICB. We are experiencing disruptions with EICS. The issue rests with PKI security and we are working on it.

Planned Outage, December 15-17, 2006

13 December 2006 Planned Outage, December 15-17, 2006 The following message is from the National Import Operations Division of the CFIA. During the weekend of December 15-17, 2006, the Office of the Chief Information Officer will be upgrading the Oracle software on CFIA's primary production database…

Final Food Organics List HS for 2007 from ...

13 December 2006 Final Food Organics List HS for 2007 from Agriculture Canada The following note is from Doug Peters, Market Development Advisor in Horticulture-Food Value Chain Bureau of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. On behalf of the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, I am pleased to…

Economic Update from the Canadian Chamber...

13 December 2006 Economic Update from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Canadian industries continue to cut back their use of production capacity. In the third quarter of 2006, industries overall operated at 84.2% of their capacity marking the third consecutive quarterly decline…. Overall, capacity…

Container truckers race against Vancouver port ...

13 December 2006 Container truckers race against Vancouver port license deadline The following article is excerpted from the 13 December 2006 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. More than 390 container trucking companies serving the … ports of Vancouver and Fraser River are racing to apply for new…

Data integration is key to Secure Freight, Spero..

13 December 2006 Data integration is key to Secure Freight, Spero says This article is excerpted from the 13 December 2006 edition of “American Shipper”. The concept that distinguishes the Secure Freight initiative unveiled last week by Homeland Secretary Michael Chertoff from existing container…

CBP faces challenge to prepare industry for ACE

13 December 2006 CBP faces challenge to prepare industry for ACE This article is excerpted from the 13 December 2006 edition of “American Shipper”. The success of the new information technology system for filing trade data to multiple government agencies at once hinges on educating the import…

Sources say United Airlines, Continental...

13 December 2006 Sources say United Airlines, Continental in merger talks This article is extracted from the 13 December 2006 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. United Airlines and Continental Airlines are discussing a merger, according to published reports. A merger would combine the second- and…