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What does Donald Trump mean to NAFTA?

Trump doesn’t like NAFTA *USMCA/CUSMA replaced NAFTA on July 1st, 2020. Read More... During the debates ahead of the U.S. election, Mr. Trump called NAFTA “the worst trade deal … ever signed in this country,” and has promised to take action on the agreement early on in his tenure as president. Trump has repeatedly.

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Expand Your International Trade Opportunities

The Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement February 2017 update We published an article about this agreement between Canada and the European Union back in November, shortly after it was signed. See our previous blog on CETA for a refresher. The latest development is that, as anticipated, the European.

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Canada-U.S. trade in uncertain times

Are you wondering how the political changes underway in the U.S. will affect your cross-border trade? If you are concerned that you may not continue to enjoy smoothborder crossings… We don’t blame you! Given the uncertain direction of U.S. international trade – but knowing that things are not likely to get easier for.

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A piece of shipping history returns to Canada’s East Coast

This summer, Cole International had the pleasure of coordinating the transport of a piece of Canadian maritime history. The 800-pound hand-carved wooden figurehead was built to grace the bow of a sailing ship with a story that began over 140 years ago in a small port town in New Brunswick. A Historic New Brunswick.

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Conditional Relief – Accurately Declaring the End Use of Your Imports Can Save You Duty

Here is another important piece of information for importers of goods into Canada: Certain dutiable goods can be brought into the country duty-free when the importer supplies attestations that the goods are being imported for specific end-uses. A certificate or record detailing the end use of the good must be.

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