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AMPS C274

Members have reported to the CSCB that they are seeing an increase in the number of penalties issued under C274. In the particular situation described to the CSCB, members are submitted release requests using the RMD option, however, it turns out that the goods have not yet arrived. This is…

Public Hearings, Appeals

Starting Date Appeal No. Appellant Act Type of Hearing 2013-03-07 AP-2012-026 Euro-Line Appliances Customs Act Public Hearing 2013-03-21 AP-2012-031 Curry's Art Stores Customs Act Public Hearing 2013-04-02 AP-2012-017 Oceaneering Canada Limited Customs Act Public Hearing 2013-04-09 AP-2012-036…

Trade deficit narrows to $237M

The following is excerpted from the 7 March 2013 edition of CBC News. Statistics Canada says the country's trade deficit with the rest of the world dropped to $237 million in January, down from $332 million in December. Exports rose to $39.1 billion, with crude oil and crude bitumen and unwrought…

Update to CFIA AIRS Website

a) Chapter 1 was published to add a new miscellaneous code to the following OGD extensions. 01.06.19.2083.01 - Commercial dogs - eight months of age or older 01.06.19.2083.02 - Commercial dogs - less than eight months of age New Miscellaneous codes; #909 - Permanent stay in Canada #910 - Temporary…

Appointment of the Associate Vice-President Programs Branch

The following is a message from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Vice-President, Programs Branch. We are very pleased to announce that Mr. Richard Wex joined the CBSA as Associate Vice-President, Programs Branch, on February 25, 2013. Mr. Wex joins us from Public Safety Canada, where he held…

Canadian international merchandise trade, January 2013

The following is excerpted from a 7 March 2013 release by Statistics Canada. Canada's merchandise exports rose 2.1% in January and imports increased 1.9%. As a result, Canada's trade deficit with the world narrowed from $332 million in December to $237 million in January. This release is available…

Minister Ritz promotes agricultural trade in Japan

The following is excerpted from a 7 March 2013 news release by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz concluded his fourth successful trade mission to Japan where he promoted world-class Canadian food and agriculture. "The Harper Government is focused on what matters to…

Canada a World-Class Partner for Energy, Jobs and the Environment

The following is excerpted from a 5 March 2013 news release by Natural Resources Canada. The Honourable Joe Oliver, Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources, today delivered remarks hosted by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs regarding the strong energy relationship that exists between Canada and…

U.S. trade gap widens more than expected in January

The following is excerpted from the 7 March 2013 edition of The Globe and Mail. The U.S. trade deficit in January widened more than expected as fuel oil exports slumped and crude oil imports rose, a U.S. government report showed on Thursday. The monthly trade gap totaled $44.4-billion (U.S.), higher…

6 potential stumbling blocks to Canada-EU trade deal

The following is excerpted from the 7 March 2013 edition of CBC News. Negotiators from the federal and provincial governments are spending a second week in Brussels for intensive negotiations toward a Canada-European Union Free Trade Agreement. The Canada-EU talks were originally supposed to wrap up…

Customs Lacks Clout on Sequestration

The following is from the 6 March 2013 edition of Journal of Commerce. Supply chains will soon feel the federal budget sequestration’s impact on Customs and Border Protection, a trade attorney warned the JOC’s 13th annual TPM Conference. Without a permanent Customs commissioner, the agency is unable…

eManifest highway carrier informed compliance period - information sheets

CBSA has provided the following eManifest information sheets, in english and french, for carriers and US exporters: Things Highway Carriers Need to Know About eManifest Dix choses que les transporteurs routiers doivent savoir sur le Manifeste électronique Information for U.S. Shippers - eManifest…

eManifest requirements for rail carriers

The following is a CBSA Message regarding eManifest rail carriers. As you are aware, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) deployed electronic systems for rail carriers to transmit cargo and conveyance data in May 2012. Please be advised that eManifest requirements for rail carriers will be…

eManifest highway carrier informed compliance period

The following is a CBSA Message regarding eManifest highway carriers. I am writing to you today to confirm that the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is extending the eManifest informed compliance period for highway carriers as a result of the timelines associated with the regulatory process…

Global Economic Growth to Remain Very Uneven in 2013

The following is excerpted from a 6 March 2013 news release by The Conference Board of Canada. China and Brazil will shine, Europe and Japan will lose ground, and growth in the United States will remain hostage to political confrontations, according to The Conference Board of Canada’s World Outlook…

Bank of Canada maintains overnight rate target at 1 per cent

The following is excerpted from a 6 March 2013 news release by the Bank of Canada. The Bank of Canada today announced that it is maintaining its target for the overnight rate at 1 per cent. The Bank Rate is correspondingly 1 1/4 per cent and the deposit rate is 3/4 per cent. The global economic…

U.S. Customs informs trade about sequester fallout

The following is from the 5 March 2013 edition of American Shipper. U.S. Customs is using plans for how to resume business in the wake of a natural or man-made disaster as a guideline for dealing with the forced budget cuts that went into effect March 1, the agency said in a memo over the weekend…