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CFIA-AIRS Updates 16 July 2012

Chapter 06 was published to change the release recommendation from 'Refer to CFIA-ISC' to 'Approved' for the following HS codes from Idaho and New York with the end use "Travellers & Personal use and not for resale or distribution" and Miscellaneous code "Plants accompanying Importer at time of entry into Canada".

ECU After-hours/Weekend/Holiday Emergency Pager Service

The following is a CBSA message (EDI12-057). As we approach the peak summer holiday months, the following message is a reminder to our clients on the guidelines for using the Electronic Commerce Unit's after-hours/weekend/holiday emergency pager service. Please note the following and distribute to your teams.

Bomb Threat Closes Detroit-Windsor Tunnel

The following is from the 12 July 2012 edition of CBC News, Windsor. The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel has been closed due to a bomb threat, officials say. Carolyn Brown, executive vice-president of the tunnel corporation, said Windsor police were notified of the threat at approximately 1 p.m. A tunnel employee told CBC News a bomb threat had been received at the duty free shop near the tunnel’s entrance, but Brown said the threat is inside the tunnel and not in the shop. This article is available in its entirety at:

China's economic growth slows despite stimulus

The following is from the 12 July 2012 edition of CBC News. China's economic growth slowed to a new three-year low in the latest quarter as exports and consumer spending weakened. Data reported Friday showed the world's second-largest economy expanded by 7.6 per cent in the three months ending in June, down from 8.1 per cent the previous quarter.

U.S. - Canada tunnel reopens after bomb threat

The following is excerpted from the 12 July 2012 edition of Reuters Canada. One of the busiest border crossings between the United States and Canada, the tunnel connecting Detroit with Windsor, Ontario, was shut down for five hours on Thursday following a bomb threat, but nothing suspicious was found, authorities said.

Travellers Can Help Protect Canada's Farms and Forests

The following article is a reminder from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency 12 July 2012. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is reminding travellers of the important role they play in keeping disease and other threats to animals and plants out of the country.

EDC sees US private sector growth signalling sustainable recovery

The following is excerpted from an 12 July 2012 news release by Export Development Canada. Export Development Canada (EDC) today commented on the underlying strength of a developing U.S. economic recovery, set to lead the world into the next growth phase by the end of 2012.

What does Canada trade with China?

The following is excerpted from the 12 July 2012 edition of CBC News. Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird is currently on a tour of Asian countries, in which he is expected to deepen Canada's business relationship with China, our second-biggest trading partner. In a statement released on July 6, Baird said, “Strong trade winds are swirling across the Asia-Pacific region, and Canada, as a Pacific nation, will be a major player in these exciting times.” This article is available in its entirety at:

4th Annual CATIE Awards

The CATIE Awards were instituted by I.E. Canada to recognize and celebrate Canadian trade accomplishments through the companies and individuals who demonstrate trade excellence and make a difference in customs and compliance. I.E. Canada is now accepting nominations for the following awards:

Defining Your Future: At the Border and Beyond - correction

Further to our earlier message, please be advised that the Walking Tour of Historic Québec City for companions will take place on the morning of Monday, October 1st, rather than on Sunday. _________________________________________________

Defining Your Future: At the Border and Beyond

Although there are still many details to be confirmed for the 2012 CSCB Annual Conference in Quebec City, it looks like the schedule for the conference will be as follows. On Sunday, September 30, we are planning a Walking Tour of Historic Québec City for Companions. Also, if you are interested in Golf, please advise Nathalie Fares at [email protected] no later than August 10. On Sunday evening, join us for our welcome reception - an opportunity to see old friends and meet new ones.

Update to CFIA AIRS Website

a) Chapter 02 was published to streamline the conditions for the following HS codes originating from Chile. 02.01.10.5001 - Beef 02.01.10.5002 - Veal 02.01.20.5007 - Beef 02.01.20.5008 - Veal 02.01.30.5013 - Beef - fresh or chilled 02.01.30.5014 - Veal - fresh or chilled 02.02.10.5026 - Beef 02.02.10.5027 - Veal 02.02.20.5032 - Beef 02.02.20.5033 - Veal 02.02.30.5038 - Beef - frozen 02.02.30.5039 - Veal - frozen 02.06.10.5139 - Beef 02.06.10.5140 - Veal

Mercosur membership strife muddies potential for trade talks

The following is excerpted from the 11 July 2012 edition of Embassy Magazine. The looming launch of trade talks between Canada and a South American trade bloc is up in the air as the trade group tries to get its own house in order, given the suspension of one member and addition of another.

Time to remind Mexico 'we're here:' Observer

The following is excerpted from the 11 July 2012 edition of Embassy Magazine. Prime Minister Stephen Harper has made his initial courtesy call to Mexico's president-elect, but one observer says he now needs to "send a housewarming gift" to remind the new government of Canada's value. As Canadians were celebrating Canada Day, Mexico was wrapping up a national election that saw the return of a former power, the Institutional Revolutionary Party, known in Mexico as PRI. This article is available in its entirety at: