APHIS Implements New Regulations on Canadian Avian Imports to Combat HPAI Threat
New rules include expanded restricted zones in British Columbia and Alberta, in addition to stricter import requirements for poultry, eggs, and other avian products.
Amazon Black Friday Strike: Workers Demand Change Amid Holiday Chaos
This is a critical movement at a very critical time, and the outcome of the strike could influence labour policies in the retail and logistics industries.
Trump Plans to Impose 25% Import Tariffs on Canada and Mexico Once in Office
The move, which could disrupt the USMCA trade agreement, has sparked varied reactions. Mexico warned of potential retaliation, and Canada convened an emergency meeting to address the economic fallout.
Canada, U.S. Share Concerns Over Mexico-China Trade Relations
By aligning its policies with the U.S., Canada is reinforcing its commitment to fair trade practices and protecting its domestic industries from unfair competition. However, Mexico’s role in North American trade remains controversial.
Phase VII of the Lacey Act Declaration Implementation Begins December 1
As the enforcement deadline approaches, importers must familiarize themselves with the new declaration requirements to ensure compliance.
The Canadian Government Intervenes in Port Labour Disputes to Secure Trade Flow
Prolonged labour disputes are disrupting trade flow at Canada’s major seaports. The government’s intervention will ensure operations resume at the ports of Vancouver and Montreal.
CRA Updates Canada’s Excise Duty Framework for Vaping Products
The updates, effective January 1, 2025, will introduce new provincial duties, licensing requirements, and compliance protocols that will affect importers, manufacturers, and distributors.
Canadian Port Strikes Continue, Potentially Disrupting U.S. Trade
As negotiations continue, North American supply chains remain vulnerable to prolonged labour unrest at Canadian ports.
CBP Tightens Cargo Description Requirements for All U.S.-Bound and Transit Shipments
Shipments that use vague or incomplete descriptions will be automatically rejected. This will lead to delays and added administrative costs for importers.
Canada Announces Process for Requesting Surtax Remission on Goods from China
Future surtaxes may also be imposed on critical manufacturing sector products, for which the remission process would apply.
