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CFIA AIRS Updates, 1 September

A) Chapter 01 was published to modify the import conditions for the following HS codes originating from the United States. NO VERSION CHANGE. 01.01 - Live horses, asses, mules and hinnies 01.02 - Live bovine animals 01.03 - Live swine 01.04 - Live sheep and goats 01.06.13 - Camels and other camelids…

CFIA Digital Document Store (DDS)

Please be advised that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Digital Document Store (DDS) is experiencing delays. Please note there may be a 2 to 3 hour delay in processing import documentation. During this time clients are instructed to continue to send requests to (613) 773-9999. The National…
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Late Accounting - Update

Further to yesterday’s message regarding late accounting penalties due to the August civic holiday, CBSA has advised that those who have paid these penalties are to fax a copy of their stamped paid K84 to the attention of Nerissa Robinson at 343-291-7239. Any additional information received by the…

CFIA AIRS Updates, 1 September

Chapter 23 was published to modify the import conditions to the following HS codes with the end uses; "Canadian Goods Returning" and "Other End Uses" originating from the United States. 23.09.10.1565.01 - Avian (bird) ingredients other than egg products 23.09.10.1565.02 - Bovine (cattle) ingredients…
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Late Accounting Penalties

The CSCB has been advised by some members that their August K84 contains late accounting penalties, due to the August civic holiday. CBSA had advised that these penalties would be proactively waived. The CSCB has been dealing with CBSA on this issue for most of the day. The course of action…

Federal finance minister rebuffs N.L. ferry tariff request

Attempts by the Newfoundland and Labrador government to have a $25-million trade tariff waived on the purchase of two new ferries have been dealt a blow. In a May 4 letter to provincial Transportation and Works Minister David Brazil, federal Finance Minister Joe Oliver said he "cannot recommend" the…

Helping Canadian Customs Brokers Beat the Bottom Line

From speakers to sponsors, this year’s annual conference has been attracting attention! Several service providers and suppliers have indicated their support for the customs brokerage community by committing to sponsor events at our conference. Amongst our generous sponsors is The Descartes Systems…

D11-4-14, Certification of Origin Under Free Trade Agreements

Paragraph 5 of this D memo indicates that Certificates of Origin may be transmitted by e-mail to CBSA upon request. The CSCB will follow up with CBSA to clarify where this authority is found. This memorandum outlines and explains the certification requirements respecting the exportation of…

D10-15-12, Interpretation of Tariff Item 9986.00.00 – Religious Articles

This memorandum has been revised to more fully reflect the Canada Border Services Agency’s administration of tariff item 9986.00.00. Tariff item 9986.00.00: Religious statues, statuettes, medals, crosses, figures, plaques or ancestral shrines, and communion sets, oil stocks, crosiers, benitiers…

D10-14-67, Tariff Classification of Porcelain or China Versus Other Ceramics

This memorandum outlines the administrative policy of the Canada Border Services Agency regarding the tariff classification of porcelain or china as compared to other ceramics, such as stoneware, vitreous china, semi-porcelain, white granite, earthenware and terra cotta. It also provides guidelines…

CN 15-032, Contingency plan for system outages

The Contingency Plan was the result of many hours of work from CBSA’s BCCC Systems Outages subcommittee, of which the CSCB is a member. 1. The purpose of this notice is to inform Trade Chain Partners (TCPs) that the System Outage Contingency Plan is published on the Canada Border Services Agency’s…