Are you planning a trip to Canada soon? Whether you are just visiting someone in Canada or if you are planning to move to Canada for studies or immigration. You need to be aware of what you can bring on your trip to Canada. Here are 7 things Customs Agents wish you knew before you travel to Canada.
When it comes to shipping your goods, you want to make sure that you are working with the best possible customs broker. While a quick
In this article we have mentioned a list of things you should be aware of if you plan to purchase goods online from retailers outside Canada.
Tips for moving your personal goods to Canada from Orbit Brokers, Toronto’s top rated Canadian Customs Broker
Canada is concerned an electric vehicle tax incentive from the US could cause harm to the Canadian economy.
The World Customs Organization is updating the Harmonized Coding system in 2022. Here’s where you can find what changes will be coming.
The Pre-Arrival Review System (PARS) is a vital part of the importation process in Canada. Find out how your truck freight benefits!
Supply Chain Bottlenecks are causing costly delays to consumers. Find out why they are happening and what is being done to address them.
Canada has opened its border to non-essential travel to certain Americans. The US has extended its border closure with Canada.
Canada Border Services Agency employees have announced a strike as of August 6, 2021. Find out how this will effect people and imported goods into Canad
Looking to enroll in the CARM Client Portal? Here’s the guidance you need to register.
Canada uses Tariff Rate Quotas (TRQ) to limit the potential impact of certain imported goods.
Importer Security Bonds have several benefits. This blog posts takes a look at those benefits and how to obtain one.
With a new President in the Oval Office, what changes can we expect in the US-Canada trade relationship?
Here is what you need to import cats into Canada.
Here’s what you need to know about importing popular Valentine’s Day items into Canada.
The CITT is investigating if imported sofas are a threat to the domestic industry. Take a look at what that means.
Personal shipments are goods imported by individuals for their own use. We provide some clarity on what to expect with personal shipments.
Find out how to obtain the SFC license from the CFIA.
Here is what you need to import a dog into Canada.
America has withdrawn the 10% tariff threat against Canadian aluminum imports
Find out how Low Value Shipments coming into Canada via select couriers are affected by CUSMA
What you need to know to import brewery equipment, beer ingredients, and glassware
CUSMA comes into force July 1st, 2020. Find out what you need to provide to obtain duty free imports.
Find out how to classify personal protective equipment imported into Canada.
Masks and sanitizers are a popular item these days. Find out about the requirements to import these products into Canada.
The Coronavirus is affecting people around the world, however what is the effect is it having on shipments to and from Canada?
CARM will affect how all importers that bring goods into Canada remit payment to CRA.
Customs Brokers can help with any aspect of the supply chain, from international freight to local delivery. See how Orbit Brokers can help you.
Importing goods by air means the shipments get here fast. Find out the documentation requirements.
What is Brexit and how will it affect Canadian trade with Britain?
What is bonded cargo and how can it help reduce or defer duties on imports into Canada?
Due to a Canadian International Trade Tribunal ruling, the CBSA has issued a notice detailing how to classify backpacks
Recent moves by President Donald Trump could have massive effect on the shipping charges Canadian businesses pay for small packages
Importing food into Canada? Read on to find out more about the new Safe Food for Canadians Regulations.
Here is what you need to know about bringing personal goods back to Canada after traveling out of the country.
Importing beef products into Canada from the US can seem daunting. Here’s some basic information on what is required.
CBSA has had a monetary penalty system in place against importers since 2002. Here’s what you should know about AMPS.
Steamship release of your ocean shipment imports is an important step you will need to take before you can get your goods.
Demurrage, detention, and storage charges are the focus of our latest blog. Read on to find out what they are and how you can avoid them.
CPTPP is now in force. See what this means for Canada and how your imports will benefit.
The CBSA B3 coding form is a document required to assist in properly declaring, classifying and accounting for commercial goods that are imported into Canada.
When importing textile goods into Canada, it is vital to pay close attention to the labelling. Textile Labelling Act is in place to protect consumers from false labelling/advertising of textile fibre products.
Canada has joined a free trade agreement with the US and Mexico called USMCA. There are 5 important items that you should know about this deal.
NAFTA negotiations are in the spotlight these days. Read on to find out what NAFTA actually is.
Customs examinations are conducted by Canada Border Services Agency for a variety of reasons. Read on to find out more.
Importing fresh produce into Canada? Read on to find out the rules, regulations and requirements.
NAFTA talks have fallen apart and President Trump has instituted new tariffs against Canada and Mexico. Find out what this means and what happens next.
Part 2 of our look at CBSA audits details the process of the audit and the reports you will receive.
Part 1 of our blog on CBSA compliance audits looks at how to avoid running into difficulties in case you get audited.
