Quick take: In international shipping, "country of origin" means where a product was made—not simply where it ships from. Getting this right affects duty rates and free-trade eligibility.
South Korea is one of Canada's top 10 trading partners, with yearly merchandise trade exceeding CAD 10 billion. From electronics and auto parts to cosmetics and apparel, more Canadian companies are importing from Korea, and they are looking for the cheapest and most reliable shipping options. This guide explains carrier choices (Korea Post, couriers, air, ocean), customs and CKFTA duty savings, required documents, and tips to cut costs.
