Jet Worldwide Blog Posts

Jet Worldwide has been helping Canadian companies ship globally for over 40 years. Whether you are sending e-commerce parcels, commercial freight, or urgent courier shipments to Sweden, we provide the insights and logistics solutions you need to succeed in European markets.

Luxembourg has a strong economic connections with Canada. Canada's trade with Luxembourg totals over $280 million per year and includes packaging machinery, mining and metals, and telecom technologies.

Shipping to Austria from Canadas

Austrian and Canadian businesses will experience growth in trade growth with the implementation of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between Canada and the EU. CETA's lower tariffs and trade friendly regulations expands the opportunity to Canadian companies. This guide helps businesses find the best options when shipping to Austria from Canada.

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.

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.

Shipping to Malaysia from Canada: The Complete Guide

Malaysia is a vital Asian market for Canadian exporters, fueled by a GDP growing over 5.3% annually. As members of the CPTPP free trade agreement, Canada and Malaysia enjoy preferential trade relations, making it easier than ever to connect markets.

Canada and Brunei Darussalam share strong bilateral relations built around trade, education, and innovation. This partnership has grown further under the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). Trade sectors include aerospace & simulation training, pharmaceuticals, information technology, energy, and agriculture. Brunei offers Canadian exporters a gateway to the ASEAN region — a market of 650 million people with growing demand for high-quality Canadian goods and expertise.