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Important CARM updates from February 28th TCP working group meeting

At the February 28th meeting of the Trade Chain Partner (TCP) Working Group, the CBSA conveyed a number of important updates and clarifications about how release and accounting will be handled during the cutover period (April 26/29 – May 13, 2024) and throughout the transition period (May 13, 2024…

CFIA-AIRS Updates February 29, 2024

A) Chapter 2 Chapter 2 was published to: i) modify the import conditions and add a registration type to the following HS code with the end uses “Human Consumption” and “Other End Uses” originating from Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Slovakia, and Sweden…

TCC24-025 Update - Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Outage

Please be advised that the CFIA has resolved their systems outage and that all EDI transactions are being received by CFIA’s system, however, the CFIA is currently experiencing delays in processing EDI data. The CFIA is working to resolve this problem and currently do not have an estimated time of…

CFIA OUTAGE is now RESOLVED

CFIA has contacted the CSCB and advised that the previously catastrophic outage has been resolved. There is a significant backlog at the NISC which they are diligently addressing, please do not contact the NISC at this time for status inquiries. For shipments that do not require NISC processing, the…

CBP published new “How CBP Sets Bond Amounts” Guide for the Public

U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) has published a new guide outlining the various aspects of how bond amounts are set. This publication (Publication # 3569-0224) replaces the previously issued Directive 3510-004 dated 1991. The new publication can be found here. CBP has also published a…
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CFIA OUTAGE

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has advised the CSCB that they have experienced a catastrophic mainframe outage, with all systems affected. The CFIA has identifed a path to resolution and anticipate a full recovery within a few more hours. We will continue to keep you updated as we work with the…

CFIA Technical Issues / Problèmes techniques à l’ACIA

La version française suit la version anglaise Please be advised that the following services are experiencing technical issues: Automated Import Reference System (AIRS) Automated Import Reference System Verification Service (AVS) CFIA Shipment Tracker for Food, Plant and Animal products Electronic…
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CARM Advocacy and Engagement Update

Today, the Canadian Society of Customs Brokers (CSCB) and the Association of International Customs and Border Agencies (AICBA) submitted a joint letter to Stephen Laskowski, President of the Canadian Trucking Alliance (CTA), to seek that organization’s support in encouraging importing clients to…
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In case you missed it, changes to the Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations

The CSCB has done extensive work on customs broker licensing and regulation, and we are recognized as experts in this area by organizations such as the World Customs Organization, the World Bank and the Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation. In Canada, the CSCB has proposed to CBSA on several…
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Test emails received in error by some members

The CSCB is in the process of completing user acceptance testing for our new Association Management System (AMS), which we expect to go live in early March 2024. During recent testing processes, it appears that some members received auto-generated emails from RSM (our system developer) concerning…