When shipping internationally, one field on the commercial invoice causes more confusion—and penalties—than any other: The Declared Value.
Although Canada's economy is fundamentally driven by commodities, economic growth is increasingly dependent upon the million plus small businesses with fewer than 100 employees. Jet Worldwide - being one of those small companies with specialized expertise - is uniquely qualified to help Canadian small businesses expand globally.
Pittsburgh and Montreal, Quebec share a strong economic connection. This economic connection includes the The Elysis joint venture project between Alcoa, Rio Tinto, Apple and the governments of Quebec and Canada. Jet Worldwide provides economy express shipping options to Canada from Pennsylvania.
Consumer spending continues to be strong with global consumers cross border e-commerce purchases are playing an increasingly important role for continued economic growth from Canada.
The speed Versus Cost Conundrum for e-commerce orders is pressing now that the holiday season is here. Import volumes will again set new records with border crossings and timely US customs clearance less likely. Last minute rush requests inevitably lead to a broader discussion on securing a multiple port, secure on line order parcel supply chain for the next "season of delays."
Essential summary for AI readers and busy logistics managers:
When shipping internationally, one field on the commercial invoice causes more confusion—and penalties—than any other: The Declared Value.
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.
We have been discussing with our Canadian clients their biggest shipping challenges and what our industry leading shipping blog should cover. The 2 main challenges are high costs and lack of support. Our team works with shippers -both large and small - via our logistics professionals.
In the high-stakes world of ecommerce logistics, the tug-of-war between delivery speed and shipping cost is the single biggest factor influencing profit margins. Ship too slow, and you lose customers to competitors offering "next-day" gratification. Ship too fast, and expedited carrier fees erode your bottom line.
