In the high-stakes world of ecommerce logistics, the tug-of-war between delivery speed and shipping cost is the single biggest factor influencing profit margins. Ship too slow, and you lose customers to competitors offering "next-day" gratification. Ship too fast, and expedited carrier fees erode your bottom line.


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Montreal is a leading international city that depends on low cost international shipping to connect to the US and around the world. Many Montreal companies are connecting to suppliers and customers to China, Mexico, Germany, France and around the globe.


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Cross border E-commerce merchants have to balance the need for lowest cost with secure timely delivery. Jet helps companies uncover the best practices.


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Shipping to the USA via Canada and Direct or direct via ECCF, CFS or Type 86

Express Consignment Carrier Facilities or ECCF's play a critical role for e-commerce parcel importing to the USA. Click here for information on sendingE-commerce shipments to the USA


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Cross border e-commerce shipments are increasingly transitioning to ocean shipments. Using Section 321 type 86 entries, e-commerce merchants can clear e-commerce orders shipped via individual parcels shipped via ocean freight.

Contact our team for information on clearing ocean freight shipments via duty free section 321 processes.


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Scale Your Sales: Zone Jumping Europe for E-commerce

The European e-commerce market is one of the largest globally, valued at over $600 billion and expanding rapidly. Online shopping is exceptionally popular in Western Europe, with countries like the UK, Germany, and France leading the charge in retail sales. For North American retailers, Zone Jumping is the ultimate strategy to scale sales into this lucrative market.


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More Canadian companies are seeking International Parcel shipping solutions to China to connect with suppliers and vendors. Canadian retailers and online sellers are shipping to China in record volumes.


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Ireland is one of Canada's largest trading partners in Europe, with Canadian exports to Ireland consisting primarily of machinery and equipment, minerals and energy products, and consumer goods. Meanwhile, Ireland exports a variety of products to Canada, including medical and pharmaceutical products, as well as computer equipment.


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