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CFIA-AIRS Updates June 11th 2020

A) Chapter 02 was published to: i) modify the registration type list and the import conditions for the following HS codes with the end uses “Samples for testing”, “Scientific use (Research)” and “Show or exhibition” and the miscellaneous code “< 100 kg” originating from the United States. 02.01.10…

Update: Email Process at Port 395

June 11: Port of Montreal (395) provided additional instructions for email messages related to technical problems that are delaying the transmission of RNS release messages. April 24: Port 395 has provided information regarding email submission of commercial documents. For the submission of paper…

COVID-19: A glimmer of hope?

For Canada, June is looking upbeat. Someday in the future, we’ll have real-time data on just about everything. For now, we have to deal with lags. Big lags. And we’re the lucky ones—other countries have far worse data problems. But even for Canada, using this data is like trying to drive forward…

World economy on track for worst recession in a century, OECD says

The coronavirus crisis has triggered the worst global recession in nearly a century — and the pain is not over yet, even if there is no second wave of infections, an international economic report warned Wednesday. Hundreds of millions of people have lost their jobs, and the crisis is hitting the…

Canada-U.S. border closure to be extended beyond June 21, sources say

The Canada-U.S. border closure to all non-essential traffic will be extended beyond the June 21 date set last month, sources tell CBC News. Sources with direct knowledge of the situation have confirmed to CBC News that Canada and the United States are holding talks about extending the border…

Marine Cargo Control Document Processing - Port 395 (2)

CSBA has provided addition clarification for customs brokers at port 395. Container shipments at the Port If the terminal (ie MGT, Termont) has indicated the container is ready for pickup, then you do not need a customs stamp for release. With the arrival of vessels CBSA, is advising the terminals…

Marine Cargo Control Document Processing – Port 395

The following information was provided by port 395, Montreal. Note that CBSA is presently having technical difficulties with his electronic data interchange system (EDI) for the sufferance warehouses. This issue results in the RNS release messages not being received by the warehouses or the bonded…

Marine Cargo Control Document Processing – Port 809

The following information was provided by the superintendent of Commercial Operations at port 809, Vancouver. Until the electronic marine cargo is available for release, the commercial entries transmitted by brokers are set aside, held in abeyance, until the cargo has been electronically reviewed…

CSCB Webinar: CUSMA - What You Need To Know for Autos and More

With the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) coming into force on July 1st there are many things to consider. What steps should importers be taking to assess their ability to manage imports/exports under the new requirements? What are the risks associated with self-certifying origin? What…