Tag: Countervailing Duty

  • Cable Duty Case

    The Canadian International Trade Tribunal opened a final injury inquiry into Chinese building wire on Thursday after border officers issued preliminary determinations, putting provisional duties on a product that goes into almost every house Canada builds OTTAWA, July 31, 2026 The Canadian International Trade Tribunal initiated a final injury inquiry on Thursday into the dumping…

  • Lumber Duty

    As Ontario demands Washington scrap softwood tariffs, Canadian producers brace for a United States final duty ruling due in August that would trim combined rates to about 25 percent while a separate national security levy keeps the effective burden near 35 percent. VANCOUVER, July 19, 2026. Canada’s softwood lumber producers head into the final stretch…

  • Lumber Limbo

    Canada’s softwood producers brace for a summer duty ruling as a fresh British Columbia mill closure lays bare the human cost of a tariff wall that has climbed past 45 per cent, even as CUSMA drifts and Ottawa’s former chief negotiator warns relief may not arrive before the U.S. midterms. PRINCE GEORGE, B.C., July 17,…

  • Mushroom Duty

    Washington proposes an 8.26 percent anti-dumping tariff on most fresh Canadian mushrooms, layering a second U.S. trade remedy in two months onto a sector that sends almost everything it grows across a single border. By the Canada Trade Desk | OTTAWA, July 15, 2026 The United States moved on Tuesday to place a new layer…

  • CBP Form 7501 Explained: A Line-by-Line Entry Summary Walkthrough

    CBP Form 7501 entry summary explained line by line. What each box means, common errors, and how to read your duty breakdown.

  • Binding Ruling vs. Classification Ruling: When You Need Each

    CBP binding rulings, classification rulings, and country-of-origin rulings explained. When to file each, processing time, and legal effect for importers.

  • Country of Origin Marking Rules: A 2026 Importer’s Guide (19 CFR 134)

    U.S. country-of-origin marking rules for importers. What must be marked, exceptions, USMCA marking, and penalties for non-compliance.

  • Tariff Consultant for Boston Biotech, Pharma and Seafood Importers

    Tariff advisory for Boston biotech, pharma and seafood importers. Section 232 pharma readiness, HTS for biotech raw materials, Conley Terminal.

  • Tariff Consultant for Vancouver and British Columbia Importers

    Tariff advisory for BC importers and exporters. Port of Vancouver, Asia trade, softwood lumber, seafood, BC-WA cross-border, CUSMA.

  • Tariff Consultant for Halifax and Atlantic Canada

    Tariff advisory for Atlantic Canadian seafood, forestry and import distribution. Port of Halifax, CETA, U.S. seafood AD/CVD.