The Canadian economy will get a boost from the implementation of the CP-TPP. The CP-TPP is a new trade agreement that Canada shares with 10 other countries that account for over 13% of the world’s economic output. The CP-TPP gives Canadian firms preferential access to a customer base of nearly half a billion people. The size of the CPTPP is comparable to Canada’s trade deal with the European Union, which came into effect in September 2017.
Canada and Hong Kong enjoy rich cultural ties. Hong Kong boasts one of the largest Canadian communities abroad. This community explains the strong bilateral relations and need for low-cost parcel delivery from Vancouver to Hong Kong.
The usually mundane world of parcel delivery was thrown into the headlines with claims by President Trump that the US Postal Service (USPS) is being taken for ride by serving as Amazon’s “delivery boy.” Adding to the headlines, a Presidential Taskforce has been set up to study the US Postal Service and recommend reforms.
Canada and Greece enjoy a trade relationship with over $300 million per year in bilateral trade. The relationship is strengthened by the over 200,000 Canadians that claim Greek heritage with over 100,000 Canadians visiting Greece each year. Canadian companies need solutions for shipping to Greece from Canada. And vice versa.
As cross border e-commerce grows, shippers are now looking to diversify their parcel flows from "in country solutions" to sending direct to the destination country. Due to the market potential and "parcel friendly regulations" the greatest interest - and opportunity - for direct entry is to the USA. Shipping direct to the USA or via Canada are options to consider.
Americans love French products and French e-commerce sellers can improve their customer experience by sending direct to the USA via Jet's France to USA direct injection services.
Malaysia is a key Asian market for Canadian companies. Both countries are members of the CPTPP free trade agreement. Companies rely on cheap solutions for shipping to Malaysia from Canada. And vice versa. Malaysia’s GDP is growing by over 5.3 percent per year. This growth is driven by its strategic geographical location, attracting high-value sectors like electronics, aerospace, and medical devices.
Canada and Brunei Darussalam enjoy strong bilateral relations that is focused on trade opportunities. The historic relationship has been further strengthened by Canada and Brunei's participation in the CP-TPP free trade agreement. Canada's trade relationship with Brunei is broad based and includes aerospace and simulation training, information technologies, the pharmaceutical industry, oil and gas, and agriculture.
Vietnam's fast developing economy presents a great opportunity for Canadian businesses. Vietnam has a vast supplier network and growing consumer market. The growth in trade between Vietnam and Canada benefits from the CPTPP free trade agreement. Benefits include duty-free import to Vietnam for originating goods shipping to Vietnam from Canada
Pour la majorité des expéditeurs internationaux, les conditions de vente sont claires. Après le paiement, les biens sont envoyés par un transporteur public. L’acheteur paie ensuite les droits et taxes qui s’appliquent. C’est en apparence simple. Pourtant, il y a certaines complexités à considérer en ce qui concerne les conditions de vente du commerce international.
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New Zealand is reliable trading partner with Canadian with over a billions dollars per year in trade. Canada's exports to New Zealand in includes machinery, wood products and aerospace. New Zealand and Canadian are also part the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
