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10% U.S. Section 301 Tariff on Canada Takes Effect
Canadian goods that qualify for duty-free treatment under CUSMA remain exempt.
CBSA Updates Steel Derivative Surtax Rules for Automotive and Aerospace Imports
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The updated CBSA guidance confirms continued surtax relief for qualifying automotive and aerospace imports through June 30, 2027.
Canada Launches Public Consultations on Forced Labour Import Controls under Bill C-35
The proposed measures could increase the tracing and documentation required for goods linked to designated regions, entities, or individuals.
U.S. Announces 50% Tariffs on Canadian Goods under Section 338
The additional 50% tariffs apply to selected goods beyond the alcohol, motor vehicle, and dairy sectors cited in the signed proclamations.
Health Canada Launches Foreign Drug Review Framework
The new framework allows Health Canada to use foreign regulatory work for eligible submissions while maintaining Canadian-specific review requirements and final approval authority.
Container Spot Rates Fall for First Time in 10 Weeks
The decline marks the first weekly drop in the Drewry World Container Index since late April, ending a 10-week run of rising spot freight rates.
CBSA Updates Rules of Origin and Shipping Requirements for GPT and LDCT Imports
Importers should ensure their goods meet the applicable GPT or LDCT content rules, certification requirements, and direct shipment conditions before making a claim.
Canada to Require Smelt and Cast Country Data for Aluminum Imports Starting October
Aluminum importers should review whether their goods are covered by General Import Permit No. 83 and confirm they can obtain the required smelt and cast country data by October 1.
Duty Remission on Ukrainian Goods Extended to June 2027
If you import goods originating in Ukraine, review those imported on or after June 10, 2026, to confirm the remission was correctly applied. If customs duties were paid on eligible goods during this period, you may be eligible for a refund.
CBP to Launch New Data Collection Test for Crude Oil Imports From Canada and Mexico
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The test will use unique identifiers and tamper-proof credentials to help document crude oil movements from Canada and Mexico to the U.S., and the data can be reviewed in near real time.
