12. 06. 2022  Upholstered domestic furniture from China – HTL Furniture. Notice of close of record and updated schedule

 

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has now closed the record of the normal value review of certain upholstered domestic furniture (UDS) from China of HTL Furniture (China) Co., Ltd. (HTL).

The review follows a request for re‑determination filed by an importer and is part of the CBSA’s enforcement of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal’s order issued on September …

12. 06. 2022  Steel piling pipe from China – Qingdao Wangbaoqiang Industry. Notice of normal value review

 

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has today initiated a normal value review (review) to establish the normal values, export prices and amount of subsidy applicable to certain steel piling pipe (piling pipe) exported to Canada from the People’s Republic of China (China) by Qingdao Wangbaoqiang Industry Co., Ltd.

The review follows a request for re‑determination filed by an …

12. 06. 2022  Trade ministers from Canada and India note progress in free trade talks. Ministers discuss status of talks on key issues, including trade in goods and services, and investment protection

 

Canada and India re-launched talks on a free trade agreement following a Ministerial Dialogue held in New Delhi on March 11, 2022.

At the time both sides agreed to consider an interim agreement or Early Progress Trade Agreement (EPTA) that could be concluded early as a transitional step towards the CEPA.

Canada’s Minister of International Trade, Mary Ng, spoke …

12. 06. 2022  IATA reports that global air cargo demand fell 11.2% in April. Omicron in Asia and the Russia-Ukraine war continue to create a challenging operating backdrop

 

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) released April 2022 data for global air cargo markets showing a drop in demand and contraction in capacity.

IATA says the effects of Omicron in Asia and the Russia-Ukraine war continue to create a challenging operating backdrop that is driving the decline.

Global demand, measured in cargo tonne-kilometers, fell 11.2% compared to April …

12. 06. 2022  Canada’s trade surplus decreased in April. Statistics Canada reports slower growth in Canadian merchandise imports and exports

 

Statistics Canada announced that, following two months of strong increases, growth in Canadian merchandise imports and exports slowed in April, with imports rising 1.9% and exports increasing 0.6%.

As a result, Canada’s merchandise trade surplus with the world narrowed from $2.3 billion in March to $1.5 billion in April.

The Federal Agency said total imports reached $62.8 billion. Imports …

6. 06. 2022  Liberals push bill tackling forced labour

 

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals have thrown their support behind a Senate bill requiring government and businesses to annually report on steps they have taken to identify forced labour in their supply chains.

Bill S-211 stands a good chance of becoming law once it finishes moving through the House of Commons. The legislation, which has already passed the Senate, …

6. 06. 2022  CFIA Compliance Promotion Message

 

This week the CFIA has commenced a compliance promotion activity with all business who hold a Safe Food for Canadians (SFC) licence to import cheese. The compliance promotion activity is designed to provide targeted information to cheese importers on the hazards related to cheese, and considerations to help address these risks.

All businesses who have identified cheese on their …