For all the talk about new tires for importing to the United States, it is necessary for importers to move from reading the sensational headlines to understanding and actually implementing the new tariffs.The questions we get include how are the tariffs applied? How can we know if our goods are affected and do these tariffs stack on top of one another?
When importing goods into the European Union (EU), one of the most critical steps is determining the correct tariff classification for your products. The tariff classification, defined by the Harmonized System (HS) code, dictates the applicable customs duties, taxes, and regulatory requirements. However, with over 5,000 commodity codes in the EU’s Combined Nomenclature (CN), classifying goods can be a daunting task. Misclassification can lead to costly delays, penalties, or even legal disputes.
Shipping products internationally can be a complex process, especially when dealing with rigorous trade regulations and customs procedures to the UK. For small businesses aiming to expand their market reach beyond Canadian borders, understanding the nuances of shipping into the UK is paramount. This post- with links to other blogs and resources -provides an exhaustive guide.
The rational for the application of new tariffs by the US Government has been expanded to include value added tax. This comes as the reality of imposing reciprocal tariffs versus Europe and UK face the reality of low tariffs on American goods to these countries. With that, the conversation - some might say hyperbole - has expanded to include non-tariff obstacles. (Spoiler alert: VAT is not one of them).
Shipping goods from Canada to Bermuda provides access to consumers and businesses. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about shipping from Canada to Bermuda.
Jetship offers an alternative to US-based online retailers shipping to Canada. This has been made more urgent during the USPS suspension of service due to a strike at Canada Post. Contact our team to keep orders moving during the busy peak season. Leverage our partnerships with a network of final mile carriers for uninterrupted service.
Importing goods from other countries is a common practice for businesses and comes with regulatory challenges.Failing to comply with import regulations can result in delays, penalties, and even the seizure of goods. Having correct processes can have a significant benefit on your business. This includes lower overall costs . In this blog post, we will explore common issues ot be aware of when importing goods.
In the world of logistics and supply chain management, choosing the right mode of transportation for your cargo can significantly impact your bottom line. While sea freight is often the preferred choice for larger shipments, when it comes to smaller cargo shipments, air freight emerges as a surprisingly cost-effective option.
When engaging in international trade, especially involving Canada, it is important to understand the two key Canadian customs regulatory systems: Canadian Export Declaration (CERS) and Canadian Import Registration (CARM) Let's delve into the details of each system, highlighting their differences and when they are required.
Topics: CERS VS CARM, CERS CARM
Phone manufacturers, including Apple, are moving towards “eSIM*.”If your carriers network does not support, you have to buy a physical nano-SIM. Nano-SIM Apple phones can still be purchased from Canada (most iPhone’s purchased in the USA are not available with a nano-SIM).
