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Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced that bonded and non-bonded freight forwarders, who are responsible for consolidated imports are required…

Bonds issued by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), whether single-trip or annual, allow highway carriers to move goods inland to a sufferance warehouse for release or "in-transit" through Canada for furtherance to a point outside of the country.

Instruments of International Trade (IIT) such as empty shipping tanks, pallets, baskets, bins, boxes, cartons, crates, totes and trays, also known as …

As highway carriers struggle with the challenges presented to their business by ACI emanifest regulations and strive to get compliant, we frequently...

This blog post aims is to clarify ACI eManifest reporting responsibilities when more than one carrier is involved in the cross-border movement of an A …

The Advance Commercial Information (ACI) program provides the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) with electronic pre-arrival cargo and conveyance information so they can identify health, safety and security threats related to commercial goods before the goods arrive in Canada.

Prior to ACI eManifest, a CBSA stamp on a carrier?s PARS document acted as both Proof of Report and Proof of Release. With the implementation of ACI e …

The CBSA officer will continue to stamp individual PARS at the request of the carrier.

Carriers are now required to electronically transmit cargo and conveyance data to CBSA for all shipments entering Canada.

Highway carriers travelling into Canada should be well aware of the fact that the ACI eManifest six month period for zero-rated AMPS is now in force...