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Canada customs duty runs 0% to 35% MFN depending on HS classification, plus FTA preferential claims can cut it to zero—here's what drives your CBSA invoice.
The Canadian American Business Council's new report on tariff escalation scenarios under CUSMA puts numbers on what Canadian importers already feel: uncertainty costs money. We break down what the rev
Australia and Singapore just locked in a modernized free-trade agreement that accelerates Asian supply chains. For Canadian importers this sounds distant. It isn't. When Singapore's transshipment effi
US tariff threats put CUSMA origin claims under the microscope. Canadian importers should audit certificates, confirm HS codes, and clean up documentation now, before CBSA verification letters start l
CBSA is consolidating two furniture classification D-memos into one. If you import flat-pack or sets, check whether your current HS codes align with the updated policy before your next CAD filing.
Freight volumes into Canada are spiking not from organic demand but from tariff panic. The customs clearance side is where the real pressure sits: rushed CAD filings, thin CUSMA origin claims, and RPP
The EU Parliament backed a conditional tariff-cut agreement with the United States that includes unilateral suspension clauses. Canadian importers sourcing industrial goods via European suppliers shou
U.S. court challenges to tariff policy are creating ripple effects for Canadian importers sourcing from the United States or routing through U.S. transhipment. Here's what to track when filing CADs an
While global headlines screamed about the Trump administration's 100% pharmaceutical tariffs, Korean...