A B-13 export declaration is a requirement all exporters from Canada should be aware along with the new CERS online portal reporting system. All exporters must transition to the new CERS processing for export declarations from Canada.
A B-13 export declaration is a requirement all exporters from Canada should be aware along with the new CERS online portal reporting system. All exporters must transition to the new CERS processing for export declarations from Canada.
High volume parcel import processes are increasingly being demanded by merchants wishing to send their e-commerce orders directly to the USA. Jet assists online retailers with higher volume to develop direct airfreight and duty free import processes to ensure lowest costs and secure time frames.
French companies are seeking to take advantage of duty free CETA import to Canada. As e-commerce parcel delivery volumes from France to Canada continue to grow, European's are searching for Canadian delivery options.
The advantage of sending high volume parcels to the USA directly is having direct access to domestic delivery systems. For most, even logistics experts, this means only FedEx, UPS or the postal system.
The measures took by the FDA (United States Food & Drug Administration) have changed in what concerns importation of foodstuff. The legislations have been reinforced in order to prevent bio terrorist attacks. There are now a few extra steps to follow for those who want to send edible goods to the USA, being either for human or animal consumption.
Everything Canadian exporters need to know about the Canadian Export Reporting System (CERS) — formerly the B13 — including who must file, when to file, common mistakes, and how “volumetric pricing” can affect your shipping cost. This guide also includes a free weight/volume price estimator and sample benchmark rates cited across Jet Worldwide resources.
