How to Obtain an Advance Ruling via a Binding Tariff Information (BTI) in Europe

When importing goods into the European Union (EU), one of the most critical steps is determining the correct tariff classification for your products. The tariff classification, defined by the Harmonized System (HS) code, dictates the applicable customs duties, taxes, and regulatory requirements. However, with over 5,000 commodity codes in the EU’s Combined Nomenclature (CN), classifying goods can be a daunting task. Misclassification can lead to costly delays, penalties, or even legal disputes.


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2026 Guide to Shipping to the UK

Shipping products internationally can be a complex process, especially when dealing with rigorous trade regulations and customs procedures to the UK. For small businesses aiming to expand their market reach beyond Canadian borders, understanding the nuances of shipping into the UK is paramount. This post- with links to other blogs and resources -provides an exhaustive guide.


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The rational for the application of new tariffs by the US Government has been expanded to include value added tax. This comes as the reality of imposing reciprocal tariffs versus Europe and UK face the reality of low tariffs on American goods to these countries. With that, the conversation - some might say hyperbole - has expanded to include non-tariff obstacles. (Spoiler alert: VAT is not one of them).


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Shipping goods from Canada to Bermuda provides vital access to consumers and businesses in the North Atlantic. Whether you are sending personal gifts to family or exporting commercial products, this guide covers the logistics, customs requirements, and carrier options you need to know.


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The Strategic Advantage of Express Consignment for de minimis e-commmerce.

In the whirlwind of uncertainty regarding changes to section 321, we are advising shippers to build express consignment processes to their logistics processes. The exponential growth of Section 321 de minimis imports have been a boon for packages originating from everywhere but most notably from China. The bipartisan position of US government regulators is to place additional restrictions. Amidst this landscape, establishing an express consignment import process not only seems wise but, arguably, necessary for importers aiming to stay ahead in the game.


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Jetship offers an alternative to US-based online retailers shipping to Canada. This has been made more urgent during the USPS suspension of service due to a strike at Canada Post.  Contact our team to keep orders moving during the busy peak season. Leverage our partnerships with a network of final mile carriers for uninterrupted service.


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Delivering to USA PO Boxes Direct with USPS (Even During a Canada Post Strike)

How Canadian shippers can continue delivering to USPS PO Boxes during a Canada Post disruption using Jet Worldwide’s US handoff to USPS workflow—plus alternatives, timelines, and FAQs.


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Find Delivery Options via a Canada Post Strike

As the calendar inches closer to the holiday season, a looming uncertainty hangs over Canadians and businesses nationwide. The Canada Post strike is a significant disruption affecting countless businesses.  Jet an assist with rates via alternative carriers. We can also assist high volume shippers businesses with adjustments via API system and other solutions.


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Puebla is a major economic centre in Mexico with important connections to Canada. Canadian auto manufacturer, Magna, has a very large presence in this region. Furthermore, many Canadian's visit Puebla during the winter months.


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South Korea is one of Canada’s top 10 trading partners, with yearly merchandise trade exceeding $10B. From electronics and auto parts to cosmetics and apparel, more Canadian companies are importing from Korea—and they’re looking for the cheapest and most reliable shipping options. This guide explains carrier choices (Korea Post, couriers, air, ocean), customs and CKFTA duty savings, required documents, and tips to cut costs.


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