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Welcome to our Latest Corporate Member

17 February 2004 Welcome to our Latest Corporate Member The CSCB is pleased to welcome Azimuth Logistics as a corporate member. Their contact information follows: Azimuth Logisitics 2725 Claude Henri Grignon Laval, QC H7L 2A9 Telephone: 514-924-4427 Fax: 450-668-5238 E-mail: [email protected] The…

EC proposes EU-wide port security program

17 February 2004 EC proposes EU-wide port security program The following article is excerpted from “American Shipper” of 17 February 2004. The European Commission today proposed a new European-wide framework to enhance port security and complement existing international commitments. The Brussels…

Decision Respecting Certain Stainless Steel Wire

17 February 2004 Decision Respecting Certain Stainless Steel Wire On 17 February 2004, pursuant to paragraphs 39(1)(a), (b) and (c) of the SIMA, the President of the CBSA extended to 135 days the time period for rendering the preliminary decision respecting the alleged injurious dumping into Canada…

Update to AIRS-CFIA Web Site

16 February 2004 Update to AIRS-CFIA Web Site Chapter 16 was updated on 13 February with a new extension: 16.01.00.5455.09 -- beef sausages – pouch/saucisses de boeuf – en sachet
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Further Information on the AMPS Six-Month Review

16 February 2004 Further Information on the AMPS Six-Month Review As members know from our previous message, the AMPS Six Month Review was released on 11 February at the CTACC meeting. The CSCB is generally pleased with the review, as the issues we raised were heard by, and had a response from, the…

Hong Kong Licence Problem

16 February 2004 Hong Kong Licence Problem Hong Kong has in place a policy whereby 2003 shipments can depart from Hong Kong up to January 28, 2004 and still count against their 2003 quota levels. Currently the EICS will not permit the issuance of Hong Kong clothing and textile permits for 2004…

ACI Documents available from CBSA

16 February 2004 ACI Documents available from CBSA The following documents have been provided to the CSCB national office by the CBSA. Members wishing to receive these documents via e-mail are asked to contact the CSCB national office, at [email protected]. ACI Edifact Marine Cargo & Conveyance Acceptance…

EICS Bulletin - 16 February 2004

16 February 2004 EICS Bulletin - 16 February 2004 The following message is from the EICB. The recent problem issuing multiple line permits against Taiwan export licenses has been corrected. Brokers that required multiple permits against single Taiwan licences are authorized to cancel and re-apply…

Appeal No. AP-2002-096

16 February 2004 Appeal No. AP-2002-096 UNOFFICIAL SUMMARY This is an appeal pursuant to subsection 67(1) of the Customs Act (the ct) from a decision of the Commissioner of the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency (the Commissioner) dated August 2, 2002, made under subsection 60(4) of the Customs Act…

New Zealand Customs wants correct container number

16 February 2004 New Zealand Customs wants correct container numbers The following article is excerpted from “American Shipper” on 16 February 2004. The New Zealand Customs Service said its information system will no longer accept invalid container numbers for import and export entries, starting Feb…

Maersk Sealand prepares for Canadian 24-hour rule

16 February 2004 Maersk Sealand prepares for Canadian 24-hour rule The following article is excerpted from “American Shipper” on 16 February 2004. To comply with Canada Customs and Revenue Agency’s 24-hour advance manifest rule, Maersk Sealand has notified its customers of the requirements of the…
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We Welcome our Newest Associate Member

16 February 2004 We Welcome our Newest Associate Member The CSCB is pleased to welcome Maersk Logistics Canada Inc. as our newest associate member. Contact details follow: Maersk Logistics Canada Inc. 2576 Matheson Boulevard East Mississauga, ON L4W 5H1 Telephone: 905-624-5585 Fax: 905-361-3086 E…

CFIA Outage, 19 February 2004

16 February 2004 CFIA Outage The following message is from the Electronic Commerce Unit of the CBSA. On February 19, 2004 at 8:00 pm (Ottawa time), there will be an interruption to the CFIA network for 2 hours to do emergency network maintenance. This interruption will affect all CFIA/AAFC…

Prior Notice Moves into Phase Two at FDA/CBP

16 February 2004 Prior Notice Moves into Phase Two at FDA/CBP The following article is excerpted from volume 2, no. 26 of “The Bar-Code Border”. Carriers and shippers of food products into the United States should note that the prior notice requirements of the Food and Drug Administration under the…

Bird flu leads to more bans on U.S. chickens

13 February 2004 Bird flu leads to more bans on U.S. chickens The following article is excerpted from “The Journal of Commerce” edition of 12 February 2004. American poultry farmers slaughtered an additional 72,000 chickens Tuesday [10 February] after officials found more infections of flu, and as…

AFB chief: U.S., EU must stand together on ag ...

13 February 2004 AFB chief: U.S., EU must stand together on ag issues in WTO The following article is excerpted from “American Shipper” of 13 February 2004. The head of the Washington-based American Farm Bureau Federation believes the U.S. and EU agricultural policymakers must stand together to move…

USTDA offers $602,450 grant for Southern African..

13 February 2004 USTDA offers $602,450 grant for Southern African supply-chain security The following article is excerpted from “American Shipper” on 13 February 2004. The U.S. Trade and Development Agency will provide a $602,450 grant to help fund a pilot to enhance supply-chain security for cargo…

USTR plans to start free-trade negotiations....

13 February 2004 USTR plans to start free-trade negotiations with Thailand The following article is excerpted from “American Shipper” on 13 February 2004. The Bush administration announced its intention this week to soon start free-trade negotiations with Thailand. President Bush indicated his…