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Canadian Trade News
What's happening in the transportation world.
Statistics Canada reports a merchandise trade surplus of $496 million for January. The country's merchandise imports decreased 3.8 percent in January, while exports fell 1.7 percent
WTO goods barometer forecasts weak upward momentum in global trade. Global merchandise trade should start to show some modest gains in the first quarter of 2024 after a weak performance in 2023
CBSA launches dumping investigation on wire rod from China, Egypt, and Vietnam. The Canadian International Trade Tribunal will determine whether the imports are harming Canadian producers
Barley products tariff rate quota will be filled on April 11. The "over access commitment" rates of duty will then be applicable until July 31, 2024
Publication of CARM enabling regulations. CARM to become the system of record for the collection of duties and taxes for commercial goods imported into Canada. CARM remains on track for May 13
CFIA Notice to industry: Changes to import requirements for pet supplements. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is modernizing and simplifying import requirements for pet supplements made of animal products and by-products. This is advance notice of changes to import requirements that will be published on June 24, 2024
Exports of genetically modified, organic and irradiated foods to Qatar. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has become aware that Qatar is now requiring a Certificate of Conformity for shipments of genetically modified, organic and irradiated foods
Canadian ministers express concerns over new American "Product of USA" labelling regulations. Canada remains concerned about any measures that may cause disruptions to the highly integrated North American meat and livestock supply chains
CETA origin quota utilization tables 2024. The Utilization levels for certain items have been updated
Textiles and Clothing - CUSMA Weekly Stats - Export/Import - Preference Level Utilization - Utilization levels have been updated