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CBSA: Updates of SFC licence in 2024​

Effective February 12, 2024, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) will implement automatic verification procedures for Safe Food for Canadians licences (SFC licences) affecting importers of manufactured foods.

CARM 2024 Checklist

Ensure that you register for the CARM Client Portal and delegate authority to your customs broker before Release 2, starting in May 2024. Download our short checklist outlining the essential steps to facilitate this process efficiently.

CBSA Review "Last Sale" Valuation

 The current regulations of CBSA may increase duty and GST on imported goods. CBSA welcomes any questions regarding the draft amendments within a 30-day.

The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFPLA)

Importation of any goods, wares, articles & merchandise mined, produced or manufactured...

How to be Successful Shipping to Canada

U.S. businesses can increase their sales by expanding into the growing Canadian market

Canada's Non-Resident Importer Program

Becoming an NRI creates an easy and cost effective way for US-based companies to start selling in the Canadian market

Become an NRI Checklist

New to CBSA's Non-Resident Importer Program? Review Frontier's guide and get started selling to Canada

Get Your Money Back With Duty Drawbacks

Drawback are refunds on duties paid on imports. Streamline this process with Frontier.

Last Mile Carriers & Ecommerce

As door-to-door delivery continues to gain popularity, reliable last mile carriers are

What is Customs Brokerage?

Customs brokers help companies deal with the costs associated with international trade

What is Last Mile Delivery?

In this article we outline what last mile delivery is and how the process works:
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