ArticleDo Food Import Businesses Need An Import License To Import Foreign Food Into Canada?Those standards and requirements apply to all persons who import export, manufacture, process, treat, preserve, grade, package, or label food.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleDo Not Enter! Canada Is Rejecting Potential Immigrants Who Have Broken Foreign Export Controls LawsMr. Sajid, a citizen of Pakistan, said he left Pakistan in 2000 due to persecution based on his sexual orientation.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleSchrödinger's Cat: Can Goods Be Subject to Customs Duties and Not Subject Customs Duties at the Same Time?: MaybeAnyone who watches "The Big Bang Theory" knows about Schrödinger's cat. The cat was both thought to be dead and thought to be not dead at the same time. There is a similar paradox for Canadian companies who sell to the United States and/or China. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleThe U.S.-Canada Trade War Begins: Trump Imposes Steel & Aluminum Tariffs & Canada Releases Retaliation ListOn May 31, 2108, President Trump issued two Presidential Proclamations, which impose steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleTop Fifteen Questions To Ask Prior To Importing Goods Into CanadaWe thought it would be helpful to provide our top fifteen questions to ask and answer prior to importing goods into Canada.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWhat Is A Preliminary Injury Inquiry In The Canadian Anti-Dumping/Countervailing Duty Trade RemediesWhen the Canada Border Services Agency initiates an anti-dumping and/or countervailing duty complaint filed by the domestic industry, the Canadian International Trade Tribunal is mandated to conduct a preliminary injury inquiry.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
Article15 Stages Of A Canada Revenue Agency GST/HST AuditIf you have never been audited before, you probably have no idea what to expect. Most audits follow the same 15 stages (more or less). CanadaTaxLexSage
ArticleCanada Initiates New Antidumping/Subsidy Case Against PET Resin From China, Oman, India, and PakistanOn August 18, 2017, CBSA issued a Notice of Initiation stating that it has initiated both an antidumping investigation and a subsidy investigation against PET Resin from China, India, Oman and Pakistan.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleCanadian Trade Agreement: 5 Things You Should KnowSome premiers did not make any announcements on their official web-sites, which suggests that they walked away displeased and not wanting to sign on. CanadaGovernment, Public SectorLexSage
ArticleReview Of The Special Economic Measures Act Is Going To Be Undertaken By HOC CommitteeOn June 8, 2016, Canada's House of Commons announced that it would be undertaking a review of the Special Economic Measures Act and the Freezing of Assets of Corrupt Foreign Public Officials Act.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWhat To Do When You Receive An Antidumping DAS From The CBSAThe DAS may have been issued because you did not pay any antidumping and/or countervailing duties at the time of importation of the goods.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleBE AWARE: Homeowners And Contractors In Western Canada Will Be Surprised By Antidumping Duties On U.S. DrywallMany homeowners and contractors in Western Canada will soon be asking "Why do I have to pay antidumping duties on imports of gypsum board or drywall?" CanadaReal Estate and ConstructionLexSage
ArticleCan Canadian Importers Claim CETA Preferential Treatment If Goods Are Transshipped?What this means is that if EU-origin goods are maintained by a U.S. distributor in a bonded warehouse, they may be able to enter Canada duty-free under the Canada-EU CETA.GlobalInternational LawLexSage
ArticleCanada's Partners In Protection ProgramThe PIP Program was established in 1994 by the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency as a customs/regulatory compliance program known as Customs Carrier Memoranda of Understanding Program.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleOption To Save U.S. Trump Tariffs On Chinese Goods - Use 3PL Warehouse In CanadaThere are many other Canadian regulatory issues depending on the goods in question.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWhat Canadian Corporate Counsel Should Know About The NEXUS ProgramMany Canadian corporate counsel are members in the NEXUS Program and rely on their NEXUS Membership Card to by-pass long airport security lines (on international and domestic flights) and to use shorter lines at customs clearance. CanadaImmigrationLexSage
ArticleTwelve Action Items Coming Out Of The Three Amigos June 29, 2016 NAFTA MeetingOn June 29, 2016, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, U.S. President Obama and Mexican President Peña Nieto met in Ottawa, Canada for the North American Leaders' Summit. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWhat Should I Do If the CBSA Seizes My Currency Monetary Instruments?Travelers to Canada and from Canada (Canadians, Canadian residents and visitors) are required to voluntarily self-report to the Canada Border Services Agency ("CBSA") if they have in their possession currency or monetary instruments that exceeds $Canadian 10,000. CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleWhat Is A CITT Section 18 Reference?This means that a Reference is separate from and not directly related to Canada's trade remedies regime.CanadaInternational LawLexSage
ArticleCanada's New Cannabis Laws Confuse Even The CBSAThere are serious ramifications for not making sure that what you are importing is legal to import.CanadaFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life SciencesLexSage