Build an alternative to Section 321 Importing

The explosion of packages under the Section 321 de minimis threshold is the target of the US government as well as traditional American retailers. Most of these packages are generally from China, and specifically from Temu and Shein. Without duty, this "de minimis import process" is viewed by many as a loophole.However the import processes for the vast majority of these products seem to adhere to existing US Laws (I say "seem to" as there is a lack of data to know for sure).


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The Office of Inspector General report shows the U.S. Postal Service racing to put significant resources towards what will certainly be another record for parcel delivery. While the actions show significant progress, the is an acknowledgement that the the resources may not be in place to handle the deluge of packages.


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The United Kingdom is a the leading market for Canadian companies. Trade to the UK is made stronger by the UK -Canada Trade Continuity Act. Yet, free trade to the UK often does eliminate import fees. All consignments to the UK are subject to duty, value add tax and other import fees.


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Amazon is ..well.. Amazon. And their FBA service is in demand from the UK. In fact, too much demand. Amazon has reached inventory limits and delayed fulfillment centre receiving times. Shippers in the USA and Canada are exploring shipping individual online orders direct from Canada and the USA to UK (and European) consumers.


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New York and Canada share a strong economic connection via a common land border and USMCA/ CUSMA free trade. New York is a significant exporter to Canada sending over $16 billion worth of merchandise each year. The state exports a variety of other goods, including pharmaceutical products, mineral fuels, and aircraft and machinery.

Jet Worldwide helps New York companies connect with Quebec, Ontario and across Canada with best in class logistics support.


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As retailers are dealing with ocean price volatility and capacity restrictions and looking at new strategies to keep unit costs in line. Even if shippers can find room aboard a ship, small players are implementing new strategies including air freight.
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The number of online orders/ parcels to the USA will set an all time record in the upcoming holiday season of 2021. Previous peaks are the new baseline. Shippers must now take a "peak at the next peak."


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Jetship Worldwide: Flexible Distribution for Small-Volume Sellers

Jetship Worldwide is a practical option for merchants who sell higher-value items in lower volumes and want a simple, Canada-wide delivery setup without warehousing complexity.

  • No storage fees and low minimums: Ideal for small volume sellers who want to access the Canadian market.
  • How it works: Send a bulk shipment (from few boxes to a couple pallet to Jetship Canada. Have your Canadian orders picked, packed, and shipped from within Canada without cross-border surprises.
  • Best for higher-value, low-volume SKUs: This model prioritizes simplicity and responsiveness over mega volumes / deep fulfillment discounts.
  • Transparent total cost: Per-unit delivery costs are typically higher than large marketplaces (e.g., Amazon), but you avoid a myriad of confusing fees, mandatory data sharing, and restrictive seller policies.

Talk to our team about Jetship



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LTL trucking (Less Than Truckload) is the most cost-effective way to ship palletized freight from the USA to Canada. Instead of paying for an entire truck, you share space with other shippers—cutting costs while still accessing reliable cross-border delivery solutions.


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Canadian customs (CBSA) requires all importers to register under the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management or CARM.This project has gone through various phases of implementation. The final phase of mandatory registration is now.


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