USMCA/CUSMA Certification Of Origin: everything you need to know

The new trade agreement between Canada, US, and Mexico means importers need to be up to date on Certification Of Origin (COO) and the new rules and requirements of this free trade agreement. Find the new forms here.
Single Window Initiative (SWI): Survival guide for Health Canada (HC) Human Drugs

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Single Window Initiative (SWI) - Survival Guide for Health Canada Consumer Products

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Survival guide for shipping container inspections in the U.S.

We’ve written about shipping container inspections in Canada. Learn more about the busiest ports into Canada and what you can do to be prepared.
Freight forwarder vs. Customs broker: what’s the difference

When you’re importing products, understanding what kind of service provider (or providers) you need can be confusing. Do you need a freight forwarder? A customs broker? Both?
U.S. signs the USMCA

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