IMPORTANT NOTICE: The new CUSMA
NAFTA to be replaced by CUSMA. NAFTA Certificates of Origin will no longer be valid to support a claim for free-trade preference on goods imported or exported on or after July 1st, 2020.
OUR TRAINING SESSIONS AND SEMINARS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
W2C is adapting to the current situation.
COVID-19: NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND PARTNERS
Our priority is the health and safety of our employees, customers and partners.
Back to School for our Strategic Business Development and Training Advisor, Yves Lacelle
Yves Lacelle appointed as a teacher at collège Lionel-Groulx.
A new generation at W2C
From students in Transportation Logistics Techniques to Operations and Customer Service Agents.
The United States lifts surtaxes on steel and aluminum
Canada and Mexico also lift surtaxes imposed on U.S. products.
The United States increases the surtax on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports
The surtax on Chinese goods under the third list of Section 301 increased from 10% to 25%.
The W2C team is expanding!
The arrival of Ginette Ste-Croix as a Senior Customs Management Specialist.
USTR publishes a preliminary list of European products susceptible to surtaxes
The European Commission follows suit by issuing a list of U.S. products susceptible to surtaxes.
U.S. opens investigations into Canadian steel
The investigations follow requests filed by the American Institute of Steel Construction.
W2C proud partner of the 1st Symposium of Importing and Exporting Manufacturers
An event focused on international trade.
Canada has ratified the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)
Entry into force of the PTPGP as of December 30, 2018.
Canada imposes a surcharge on certain foreign steel products
A 25% surcharge is applied to certain steel products to assist Canadian steel manufacturers and to stop dumping.
Licensing of food companies
As of January 15, 2019, some food companies will require a licence to import, export or ship food to more than one province or territory.
Canada concludes an agreement with the United States and Mexico
NAFTA becomes the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
10 things to know about the NAFTA negotiations if you are a Canadian importer or exporter
Renegotiations started a year ago.
Is it possible to request a remission for surcharges imposed on certain goods from the U.S.?
The Government of Canada is outlining a framework and process for how it will consider remission requests for the surcharges on products that came into force on July 1, 2018.
25% and 10% surcharges are now imposed on various U.S. products
The final list of affected products is now released!
End of exemption for Canada, Mexico and the European Union
Surtaxes of 25% on Canadian steel imports and 10% on Canadian aluminum imports will be applied as of June 1, 2018.
Canada Announces Surtaxes on Various Products from the United States
Products such as maple syrup or roasted coffee are covered.
New taxes applied to vehicle imports into the United States?
US President Donald Trump calls for investigation into whether new taxes can be applied for national security reasons.
Canada Takes Action to Avoid Dumping Steel and Aluminum into the North American Market
Canada wishes to align its marking rules with those of the United States.
A conference on NAFTA renegotiations and impacts on the aviation industry
“Women in Aerospace” invites Steve Langlois as guest speaker.
The United States announced its intention to impose additional customs duties of 25% on several Chinese products
Trade dispute between China and the United-States
Canada takes the market by storm!
In the article that follows, W2C provides you with an overview and an update of the different agreements involving Canada.
Surcharges on steel and aluminum
President Trump imposes surcharges for national security reasons.
NAFTA renegotiations: three different perspectives
In this article, we will present an overview of the demands raised by each of the three NAFTA members.
An exciting back-to-school season for our president, Steve Langlois
The appointment of Steve Langlois as a teacher at Collège Lionel-Groulx.
2016 Conference on International Logistics
W2C at the Conference on International Logistics, “Improve Your Operational Performance”.
Customs Compliance I: Overview in Quebec
The “Customs Compliance I: Overview” training session in Quebec.
W2C teams up with ÉTS to win contract
Following a call for tenders, W2C is pleased to have been awarded the customs brokerage contract with École de Technologie Supérieure (ÉTS).