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First Quarter Interest Rate 2022 / Taux d'intérêt du premier trimestre 2022

Clients Affected: All clients and service providers who transmit trade data using EDI and Portal. The annual interest rate for the first quarter of 2022 (January 1st to March 31st, 2022) will be 0.1475. Taux d'intérêt du premier trimestre 2022 Les clients affectés : Tous les clients et fournisseurs…

Canada Seizes Imported Goods Alleged to be Produced with Forced Labour

On November 15, 2021, the Globe and Mail reported the first seizure under the Canadian prohibition on the importation of goods "mined, manufactured or produced wholly or in part by forced labour." According to the CBSA, customs officials seized a shipment of women's and children's clothing imported…

CFIA guidance for in-bond shipments of food commodities destined for BC

In response to a request for guidance from CFIA for in-bond shipments of food commodities destined for British Columbia we have received the following message: CFIA processes and requirements for imports have not changed and the CFIA is working with external partners to clarify any other…

Support for continued supply of livestock feed in B.C due to recent floods

Le texte français suit le texte anglais. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has developed temporary measures and conditions to help the animal feed industry in British Columbia continue to maintain the supply of feed to livestock and protect animal health in light of the challenges created…

It's Time Once Again for a National Conference!

Yes, it’s time once again for the CSCB to host a broad reconnection with government policy makers and program administrators; an opportunity to hear first hand about issues that are currently among those “top of mind” for customs brokers and importers. Join us on 1-3 December 2021, for the CSCB…

Announcing the CCS Course: Designate Version - Just For You!

For the first time ever, the CSCB is offering access to our CCS course for current CCS and CTCS designates. You’ll have the opportunity to audit the course, which means you’ll be able to renew your knowledge at your own pace and without the pressure of part tests and a final examination. As an…

CFIA-AIRS Updates November 17th, 2021

CFIA APOLOGIZE FOR THE DELAY IN SENDING THIS MESSAGE AS THEY WERE EXPERIENCING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES. Chapter 03 was published to add the end use “Culture” to the following HS codes originating from the United States. 03.01.93.1661.16 - Cirrhinus mrigala - TSN 163679 - Mrigal (live). 03.01.93.3229…

EDI Release Requests Received, October 2021

The EDI release requests received report for October 2021 is available on the CSCB website ( download). The national EDI percent was 98.35%. The following indicates the IID transactions:

Canada and ASEAN proceed with free trade agreement negotiations

Deepening trade and investment ties with large, fast-growing markets such as the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) will support Canada’s long-term growth, create good jobs, and ensure a strong, resilient economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Today, the Honourable Mary Ng…

CSCB 2021 AGM Elects Directors to its Board and Executive Team Named

The CSCB had a successful virtual Annual General Meeting on November 16. Elections were held for the CSCB Board of Directors for the coming year, and the Executive was elected by the new Board at its first meeting. The Board team is an impressive one, including: David Bosse, Cole International Inc…

There is still time to share your comments on boat-to-plate traceability

(Le français suit) Join the discussion and share your ideas to help identify potential approaches for boat-to-plate traceability. You are invited to read and comment on the discussion paper that explores three key themes: Consumer protection and food safety (as it relates to fish and seafood)…

Partial derailment, lines washed out as B.C. floods snarl rail network

Railroad tracks that carry goods in and out of the busiest port in Canada have been shut down as a result of the record-setting floods in British Columbia, with at least one train partially derailing on a washed-out line. CN Rail and CP Rail both say their rail networks in B.C.'s Lower Mainland have…
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CFIA Feedback on upcoming changes for meat products

In August the CFIA requested feedback regarding the work being done on the Importer Risk Assessment (IRA) model and the upcoming changes to some meat codes/new terms. The CFIA has issued the feedback received, and has made minor alternations to some of the proposed definitions for the meat condition…