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Importers like you are frustrated with the lengthy delays and subsequent costs of Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) container exams in Vancouver...
Seldom do shippers or product owners know or understand the terminologies or intricacies of perishables shipping to ensure safe, and seamless passage …
Risk, Responsibility and Rewards - How The CIF Incoterms ® rule delivers and what it covers in greater detail: In order to better reflect modern comme …
Your freight insurance rates protect you as an importer against potential losses to the shipment during transit and carriers for potential loss of a c …
With the right logistics partner, you can make shipping your next vehicle a smooth process. With over 10 years of industry experience, we can ship most types of vehicles worldwide. Whether you are moving your personal vehicle overseas or buying vehicles for resale, our comprehensive vehicle shipping services can be customized to your needs.
Penalties now apply to non-compliance of eManifest for Freight Forwarders July is fast approaching for eManifest Compliance requirements. By now we are …
Effective November 7, 2016 Freight Forwarders will be required to Transmit ADVANCE house bill data electronically. Freight Forwarders (FF) will be responsible…
There is much confusion surrounding what is considered a consolidated and deconsolidated shipment. Considering one requires multiple Cargo Control...
Have you ever asked yourself why you choose Delivered Duty Paid (DDP Incoterms ®) for your international business? Many companies choose international terms of sale based on their company philosophy, history, costs, seller options or perceived ease of transaction. Without knowing the options beyond Incoterms DDP; a company could be losing control of their shipments and increasing their costs dramatically. The solution is to understand all Incoterms®; the responsibility involved, and to select the most advantageous term for your business strategy.
Carriers who move goods in-bond from the First Port of Arrival (FPOA) into Canada may need to seal the trailer and/or containers as required by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).
