US – Mexico Meeting Scheduled on COOL Dispute
The World Trade Organization (WTO) has scheduled a meeting for June 29th for the ongoing dispute on country of origin labeling. Mexico is expected to claim approximately $650 million dollars …
The World Trade Organization (WTO) has scheduled a meeting for June 29th for the ongoing dispute on country of origin labeling. Mexico is expected to claim approximately $650 million dollars …
Canada has claimed that country of origin labeling has caused $2.5 billion in domestic damages. The US calls the claims ‘quite excessive,’ but the World Trade Organization is hoping to …
On June 9th, the ITC released their annual Excel file of all ADD/CVD orders currently in place. If your firm imports into the United States, please search this file to …
On June 17th, The Court of International Trade (CIT) ruled that table ware must be the same color, shape, and decoration to be classified in sets. This ruling relies on …
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has brought out a new regulation with regard to invasive species. It states, amongs other things, that Asian Carp: Grass Carp, Bighead Carp, Silver Carp and Black …
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has published Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on acts and regulations it is responsible for.
The following is available on the Canada Revenue Agency website. Excise and GST/HST News – No. 96
The following are available on the Canadian International Trade Tribunal website Steel Grating, Expiry No. LE-2015-001 Concrete Reinforcing Bar – Public Interest Inquiry No. PB-2014-001 Certain  Whole Potatoes – Expiry …
The following are available on the Canada Border Services Agency website. Refined Sugar, Expiry Review No.: RR-2014-006 Notice of Initiation of Investigations – Certain Steel Plate The following is available …
Operation Bathe and Beaute targeted counterfeit personal care items and resulted in the seizure of 76 shipments containing more than 31,000 items. The items seized included: make-up, hair removal devices, …
Customs Bulletin on June 10th published a notice that proposes to modify or revoke a previous ruling involving US manufacturer auto parts shipped to China and returned.
US Customs and Border Protection and Mexico’s customs agency are moving toward recognizing their respective trusted trader programs. Commissioner Gil Kerlikowske stated that there is ongoing work to harmonize the …
The final results of the Administrative review on wooden bedroom furniture have been published. The imports of the merchandise subject to anti-dumping include, but are not limited to classifications: 9403.50.9042, …
In a press release June 12th, CBP announced the seizure of 11,165 counterfeit watches. The watches were submitted to CBP Import Specialists for review and they were determined to be …
APHIS has announced a toll free number for stakeholders to call for resources and information. For information from Aphis, you can now call 844-820-2234 Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. …