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New Export Requirements for Honey to the United Kingdom

Please note that the export requirements for the export of honey from Canada to the United Kingdom have been updated. For additional information, please refer to CFIA’s Food Export Requirements Library . For any questions, please follow the CFIA’s established communication pathways. Nouvelles…
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CARM: Sharing what we know

As members will have seen, the pace of CARM engagement with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has slowed significantly since the announcement that CARM implementation would be delayed until October 2024. The CSCB continues to engage with CBSA counterparts at every opportunity to advocate for…
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Draft Customs Notice CARM Transition Notice

A small group of Trade Chain Partners, including the CSCB, met with the CBSA on August 8th to review the draft Customs Notice (CN) CARM Transition Measures. The purpose of the CN is to communicate to trade chain partners (TCPs) the transition measures that will be introduced, following CARM…

CFIA-AIRS Updates August 8th, 2024

CFIA-AIRS Updates August 8th, 2024 A) Chapter 02 Chapter 02 was published to change the release recommendation from “Refer to CFIA-NISC” to “Refuse entry” of the following HS codes with the end uses “Human consumption”, “In-transit through Canada” and “Other end uses” originating from countries…

Cancellation of inspection system for the export of meat to Canada

(Le français suit) Effective August 6, 2024, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) will cancel the recognition of a foreign state’s inspection system, as no meat products have been exported to Canada from the foreign state in the last 5 years. The following countries and species will be…

Notice of updated schedule: Unitized Wall Modules (UWM 2024 ER)

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has today revised the import and compliance statistics - day 50 (exhibit 030) for the expiry review of certain unitized wall modules originating in or exported from China. Interested parties will now have until noon ET on August 13, 2024 to file case briefs…

CFIA-AIRS Updates August 7th, 2024

A) Chapter 06 Chapter 06 was published to: i) modify the import conditions of the following HS codes with the end use “Propagation (growing or sowing)” originating from the States of Oregon and Washington destined to British Columbia: 06.02.10.0009.01 – Apple – Unrooted plants (Malus spp. ), (Malus…
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REMINDER: 2024-2026 CSCB Board nominations period is open until September 8th

The nomination process for candidates to serve on the CSCB’s Board of Directors for the 2024-2026 term is now open. This is your chance to constructively shape the future of your business and contribute to the professionalism, value and sustainability of customs brokers in Canada. We encourage all…
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In Memoriam: Bernard Welke

The CSCB extends its condolences to family and friends on the passing of Bernard Welke. Following is a message from Welke Customs Brokers Ltd. It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of our co-founder, Bernard Richard Welke. Born on May 14, 1958, in Toronto, and who passed away on July…

Hausse inquiétante des accidents du travail mortels au Québec

Au cours des dernières semaines, un nombre anormalement élevé d’accidents de travail mortels est survenu au Québec. En effet, depuis le 26 avril dernier, près de vingt travailleuses et travailleurs québécois ont quitté leurs proches pour aller travailler et ne sont jamais revenus. Ce sont des mères…

Railway labour talks resume after meeting with minister

Canada’s major railways are resuming stalled negotiations with workers after meeting with Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon on Monday. The minister said the railways and the Teamsters union agreed to restart talks Wednesday in hopes of averting a crippling strike that would shut down freight traffic…