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C-TPAT validations for China and exports gain life

20 February 2008 C-TPAT validations for China and exports gain life, CBP says This article is excerpted from the 20 February 2008 edition of “American Shipper”. U.S. and Chinese negotiators are inching closer to an arrangement that will allow border security officers to perform cargo security checks…

COAC member opposes panel on security filing rule

20 February 2008 COAC member opposes panel on security filing rule This article is excerpted from the 20 February 2008 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. A member of the Customs trade advisory committee has submitted public comments that differ with the position the committee took on the proposed…

COAC member opposes panel on security filing rule

20 February 2008 COAC member opposes panel on security filing rule This article is excerpted from the 20 February 2008 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. A member of the Customs trade advisory committee has submitted public comments that differ with the position the committee took on the proposed…

Proposed amendments to the Customs Act ..

19 February 2008 The Government of Canada proposes amendments to the Customs Act to strengthen border security The following news release was issued by Public Safety Canada on 15 February 2008. The Honourable Stockwell Day, Minister of Public Safety, today took another step to enhance Canada's…

The 2008 IFCBA World Conference – don’t miss June

19 February 2008 The 2008 IFCBA World Conference – don’t miss June in Istanbul! From June 8 – 11, 2008, the Swissotel Hotel in Istanbul, Turkey will be the site of this year’s IFCBA Conference, “Staying Competitive in a SAFE World: The Role of Customs Professionals”. Held only every two years, the…

Canada trade surplus sinks

19 February 2008 Canada trade surplus sinks The following article is excerpted from the 15 February 2008 edition of “The Journal of Commerce”. Canada's international trade surplus in December dropped to its lowest level in more than nine years. Exports fell 3.1 percent to US$36.7 billion, on…

American visitors turned away as border screens...

19 February 2008 American visitors turned away as border screens find misdeeds The following article is excerpted from the 18 February 2008 edition of the “Toronto Star”. Past indiscretions are coming back to haunt thousands of American travellers heading north as Canadian border guards use improved…

Government signs agreement with the GTA Airports..

19 February 2008 Government signs agreement with the GTA Airports Authority The following news release was issued on 15 Februar6 2008. The Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities, and the Honourable Jim Flaherty, Minister of Finance and Minister Responsible…

Carney stays the course

19 February 2008 Carney stays the course The following article is extracted from the 18 February 2008 edition of “globeandmail.com”. The Bank of Canada's new governor, Mark Carney, is using his first speech to stand behind the tepid growth forecasts of the former governor, but also to urge Canadian…

Gearing up for the slowdown

19 February 2008 Gearing up for the slowdown The following article is excerpted from the 19 February 2008 edition of “globeandmail.com”. Canadian companies are curbing costs and tweaking investment plans as the U.S. economy sputters, possibly to the point of recession - but they're not in slash-and…

Most of EU spurns WTO trade proposals

19 February 2008 Most of EU spurns WTO trade proposals This article is excerpted from the 18 February 2008 edition of “globeandmail.com”. France said Monday that 20 European countries have rejected the latest World Trade Organization proposals for a global trade deal as being too damaging to…