The European Union (EU) is one of the largest economies in the world and Canada’s second-largest trading partner. The Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) has been in force for 5 years. How are things going?
The key elements for shipping Internationally from Canada include knowledge of customs declarations to the target countries and last mile carrier.
The United Kingdom remains one of Canada's most critical trading partners, with bilateral trade reaching nearly £30 billion in 2025. For Canadian businesses, reaching this market requires not just speed, but specialized temperature-controlled shipping solutions.
Trans-Atlantic trade remains a major economic contributor to Canada. Fulfillment direct from your place of business in Canada to Europe presents a massive opportunity for e-commerce growth. By building a smart logistics process, you can bypass traditional postal delays and save significant costs.
There has been reports recently of a high level of fraud for packages imported from China for delivery by the USPS. Officials are uncovering a systematic effort with literally tons of packages and millions of dollars of counterfeit labeled packages. Reminding us all of the old axiom, if the rate is too good to be true.. it probably is not true.
Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) remains the premier choice for scaling sales in Canada. However, international sellers face a distinct hurdle: Reverse Logistics. Jet Canada serves as your dedicated receiving center for Amazon removal orders, offering minimal handling fees, low-cost consolidation, and international ground transport.
Small and medium-sized Canadian businesses are increasingly looking for cheap international shipping solutions. Businesses leverage online ordering technology to access global customers. However, finding the right solution depends on getting the maximum discounted shipping rates. Large Canadian retailers who have significant discounts need lower unit costs to expand their international sales.
Taken together, Caribbean countries represent a great opportunity for e-commerce platforms and sellers. E-commerce processes contribute to economic growth used for delivering everything from healthcare, business supplies, and direct to consumer purchases.
A B-13 export declaration—now filed electronically through the Canadian Export Reporting System (CERS)—is a requirement all exporters from Canada should understand. Most commercial exports valued over CA$2,000 (or any shipment subject to permits or restrictions) need to be reported to the CBSA before leaving Canada.
In the current e-commerce landscape, shipping is no longer a "back-end" logistics problem—it is your most powerful marketing tool. For Canadian brands, the challenge is clear: How do you offer "Amazon-speed" delivery to London, Paris, or Tokyo without sacrificing your margins? The answer lies in moving beyond traditional post and embracing Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) injection and AI-driven logistics.
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