Taiwan is Canada's 5th largest trading partner in Asia with over $7 billion per year in merchandise trade. Canada's main export sectors in Taiwan include aerospace, information technology, agriculture, seafood, and biotechnology.    Shipping volumes from Canada to Taiwan continue to grow with shippers seeking more delivery options.

When shipping internationally, an common question we get is "what value should we declare." The declared value is, along the the H.S. classification, the  key element of the import process and duty assessment. Over declarations result in needless costs and under-declared values can result in significant fines and legal actions.

The European Union are seeing a great benefit from their free trade agreement.
A great advantage of CETA - and most modern trade agreements - is in how it makes is easier for small businesses to get the benefits. Of particular interest is in the easier "certificate of origin" processes that allow Canadian companies to ship parcels to Europe and get duty free access to the entire EU market.