For most international shippers, the terms of sales are clear. After payment, the goods ship. The buyer pays any applicable duty and taxes. Sounds simple. There are some complexities to consider for understanding incoterms for international shipping.
Note: Incoterms® is a registered trademark. In this post, we also refer to shipping terms and conditions of sale to convey the same concepts.
South Carolina is a significant exporter to Canada shipping over $5 billion worth of goods to Canada per year. Canada is the state's second-largest export market. The top products exported from South Carolina to Canada include motor vehicles and parts, machinery, plastics, and textile products
The most important document for international shipping is the most basic: the commercial invoice for customs. Getting it right supports seamless clearance and accurate duties/taxes. This guide explains exactly what to include.
France and Canada have strong trade with billions of dollars of goods shipping from Canada to France.. In addition, companies use France and Canada as base operations. With access to the broader regions of North America and the European Union. This post reviews the options for worldwide shipping to France from Canada
Canada’s newest and biggest free-trade headlines (like CUSMA/USMCA) can overshadow other high-value agreements—most notably Canada’s FTA with the European Free Trade Association (EFTA). This guide explains who EFTA is, how origin works, how to claim duty-free status, and what shipping costs to expect.
Canadian companies have been expanding and investing in Alabama in recent years. Key areas of investment include forest and automotive products. With the renewal of the North American free trade agreement USMCA/ CUSMA, more companies are seeking shipping solutions between Canada and Alabama. .
Provisions of the "new NAFTA" / USMCA/ CUSMA agreement makes shipping to Canada more accessible. At Jet Worldwide, we enable companies to connect with Canadian suppliers and customers. Build a comprehensive shipping solution that maximizes your cross-border opportunities.
HS Codes (Harmonized System Codes) are the global classification system for international trade. Managed by the World Customs Organization (WCO), they form the foundation of customs tariffs and duty calculation worldwide. This guide explains how HS codes work in Canada, what changed in the HS 2022 update, and how correct classification helps minimize duty and avoid shipping delays.
Unlock duty-free shipping with Canada’s expanding network of free trade agreements (FTAs) — including USMCA/CUSMA, CETA, CPTPP, KCFTA, and more. This guide explains who qualifies, how rules of origin work, what proof is needed, and the logistics steps to keep your cross-border parcels, pallets, and containers moving smoothly.
Canadian exports to Austria are being facilitated by the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between Canada and the EU. CETA's lower tariffs are leading to greater demand for low cost shipping to Austria from Canada
