Importing wood products 101

Wood products like timber, cork, wallpaper, and books account for 14% of U.S. imports from Canada. Canada is the United State’s main supplier of wood.
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Cole International is pleased to announce the opening of a new U.S. office in Columbia, South Carolina.
CARM Simplified: Step #1 - Registering in the CARM Client Portal (CCP)

Cole’s easy-does-it guide to making the transition to CARM
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Cole’s easy-does-it guide to making the transition to CARM
CARM Simplified: CARM Import Bonds (Financial security)

Cole’s easy-does-it guide to making the transition to CARM
CARM Simplified: What does CARM mean for me?

Cole’s easy-does-it guide to making the transition to CARM
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SWI (Single Window Initiative) has changed the way importers in Canada submit their information to CBSA. Our Survival Guide series digs into the PGAs (participating government agencies) and the requirements for specific programs—but here’s a refresher on all things SWI.

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