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Canada Gazette - Official Regulations

The following was published in Part II of the Canada Gazette on September 4 , 2019. Domestic Substances List — Order 2019-87-11-01 Amending Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 SOR/2019-302 16/08/19 General Import Permit No. 80 — Carbon Steel — Order Amending Export and Import Permits Act SOR…

CFIA: Numbering Format Change for UK Approved Meat Establishments

Please be advised that the United Kingdom (UK) is changing the numbering format of their registered meat establishments eligible to export to Canada. The UK's competent authority has indicated that the changeover to new establishment number format will be completed in six months starting August 31…
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Import Control List - GIP No. 83: Aluminum – UPDATE (3)

Further to our earlier message, the CSCB has been advised by CBSA regarding GIP83 and B3 data. Field 26 of the B3, the special authority field, is to be left blank and “GIP 83 OIC19-1224" must be cited along with the product description in the commodity description field.
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Import Control List - GIP No. 83: Aluminum – UPDATE (2)

Members are advised of the following: The CSCB is aware of members receiving B3 rejects related to information about GIP 83 indicated in field 26. The CSCB is awaiting confirmation from CBSA on the proper data format for this field. The CSCB is also waiting for clarification from Global Affairs…

Certain Seamless Casing and Oil Country Tubular Goods, Notice of Scope Ruling

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), pursuant to subsection 66(1) of the Special Import Measures Act (SIMA), made a scope ruling (SC OCTG1 2019 SP) with respect to the goods that were the subject of the Application, namely insulated tubing (IT) and vacuum insulated tubing (VIT) from China. On…

CFIA Phytosanitary Certificates Coming to My CFIA

In late fall 2019, plant exporters will be able to start requesting phytosanitary certificates through My CFIA. Benefits of requesting a phytosanitary certificate using My CFIA Exporters will save time by applying for a phytosanitary certificate online, through My CFIA. Rather than having to drive…

Surtax Remission Period – Update

As indicated in a message sent on June 18, 2019, the CSCB has made representations to the Department of Finance voicing our dissatisfaction with Finance’s decision to no longer consider requests for a remission of surtax. The CSCB was disappointed to learn that the Department of Finance does not…

CFIA Changes to the Permit to Import Animals Form

CFIA would like to announce that the animal health import permit application form 5083 has been replaced by the 3 following application forms: Form 5858: Application for Permit to Import Animal Pathogens Form 5859: Application for Permit to Import Animal Products and By-Products Form 5860…

CFIA-AIRS Updates September 6th 2019

A) Chapter 05 was published to modify the import conditions for the following HS codes with the end uses “Livestock feed” and “Other end uses” originating from the United States. NO VERSION CHANGE. 05.11.99.1995.02 - Bovine blood meal. 05.11.99.1995.03- Bovine dried, bulk, blood or plasma. B)…

CFIA Changes to the Permit to Import Plants Form

CFIA would like to announce that the current plant health import permit application form 5256 has been updated. The form number 5256 and its title, Application for permit to Import Plants and Other Things under the Plant Protection Act, remain unchanged however its content and the methods by which…

BMSB fumigation requirements for Australia and now New Zealand

Further to previous messages, below are some additional updates to BMSB fumigation requirements for Australia and now New Zealand. New Zealand New Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Requirements The New Zealand Ministry of Primary Industry is implementing measures to prevent the entry of brown marmorated…
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AMPS C348 - Appeal

The CSCB has sent several messages regarding CBSA’s use of AMPS C348 when an import permit number has been incorrectly transcribed on a release and/or accounting document. The CSCB’s communication with CBSA stressing the unfairness of this penalty for a clerical error was unsuccessful and we have…
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CBSA Systems Updates – Impact on Customs Brokers

Several CBSA systems updates (EDI, SWI, and Portal) began in the early morning of August 25. Information about these updates was provided in notice TCC19-086. The CSCB has been advised by one of our members that these updates required them to make unexpected changes to their own system. If other…

Australia BMSB - Presentations from September 3, 2019 Information Session

Further to the September 3rd live information session regarding the Australian Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) issue, the Australian Department of Agriculture provided the session's presentations: Seasonal measures for the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug (BMSB) 2019-20 Risk Season BMSB Treatment…

Dominic Barton, Canada’s New Ambassador to China

The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, [has] announced the appointment of Dominic Barton as Canada’s Ambassador to China. Mr. Barton chaired Canada’s Advisory Council on Economic Growth. He has directly advised Canada’s Cabinet, and served as a member of the Advisory Committee on the Public Service…

Bill C-47 and related regulations are in force

Bill C-47, that amends the Export and Import Permits Act to accede to the Arms Trade Treaty, and the related regulatory changes that establish controls over the brokering of military items and strategic and dual-use goods with a weapons of mass destruction (WMD) end-use are now in effect. Brokering…