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CFIA's scheduled network maintenance is a routine notice most importers ignore. If your clearance needs an OGD release and the portal's down, that container isn't moving. Here's how to plan around it.
CFIA's routine maintenance windows are usually harmless, but when they hit business hours or run long, perishable imports pay the price. What to pre-clear and when it matters.
The Competition Bureau's food supply chain review may surface input costs importers have absorbed quietly for years. Canadian customs brokers are watching for pressure on HS classification consistency
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency's National Import Service Centre is running slow on import declarations. Here's what matters for your food, plant, and animal shipments—and what won't help.
CFIA has tightened the rules for paper-package submissions to NISC for food, feed, and plant imports. Missing transaction codes, incomplete forms, and bounce-backs are climbing. Here's what brokers ne
AI is transforming how Canada import brokers handle food shipments. Learn how technology is reducing clearance delays and improving compliance at the border.