As of May 3, 2010, the TPL utilization for cotton and man-made apparel produced in the United States from non-originating materials is 77% utilized.
Eligible non-wool apparel produced in the United States from non-originating materials can continue to enter Canada duty-free when accompanied by a valid TPL textile
The Competition Bureau has amended the List of Generic Names for Textile Fibres allowed on labels. The additions will allow companies to use the following new fibre names on the labels of consumer textile articles.
Lastol — a type of olefin mainly used in apparel where stretch is desirable.
PLA / polylactic
As of May 3, 2010, the TPL utilization for cotton and man-made apparel produced in the United States from non-originating materials is 77% utilized.
Eligible non-wool apparel produced in the United States from non-originating materials can continue to enter Canada duty-free when accompanied by a valid TPL textile
The Department of Finance has invited views on a request for tariff relief on the following:
• Apple juice concentrate, not less than 700 Brix, for use in the production of apple juice.
This concentrate is currently dutiable at 8.5% or 9.35 cents/litre under tariff item 2009.79.10.
Importers or manufacturers with an
The Canadian and U.S. governments have developed programs to help place traders into a low-risk status in order to focus their attentions on high and unknown risk areas. Companies considered to be low risk receive less scrutiny than high or unknown risk companies, and can benefit from streamlined customs release and accounting
As we advised March 4, the CBSA has made several revisions to the penalty structure (number of penalties and penalty amounts) under the Administrative Monetary Penalty System (AMPS), and phase I of those changes went into effect April 14, 2010.
CBSA has published the revised Master Penalty
Transpacific ocean carriers serving inbound trade lanes from Asia and the Indian Sub-Continent to Canada have announced a General Rate Increase (GRI) to be implemented May 1, 2010 for all Canadian bound cargo as per the below amounts:
Local Vancouver (via the Port of Vancouver)
USD $8 per CBM
USD $320 per
As of April 26, 2010, the TPL utilization for cotton and man-made apparel produced in the United States from non-originating materials is 72% utilized.
Eligible non-wool apparel produced in the United States from non-originating materials can continue to enter Canada duty-free when accompanied by a valid TPL textile
The following message is from the Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association (CIFFA).
Container traffic at Chinese ports reached an all time high in the first quarter of the year, driven by a strong rebound in the nation’s foreign trade reports the “Journal of Commerce”. Total throughput surged 22.1 percent to 31.87 million 20-foot
As of April 26, 2010, the TPL utilization for cotton and man-made apparel produced in the United States from non-originating materials is 72% utilized.
Eligible non-wool apparel produced in the United States from non-originating materials can continue to enter Canada duty-free when accompanied by a valid TPL textile