CBSA Updates Memo on Importing Policies and Requirements
The Canada Border Services Agency updated its memorandum on the importation and transportation of goods on Nov. 18 to reflect updates to the definitions and “clarify corrections to cargo control documents," it said. Also new is "bond information and amounts…
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for each mode of transportation" and "information on direct delivery of consolidated shipments," it said. CBSA also added "information on goods found astray (misrouted), non-resident importer, Carnets and other temporary imports, 'to order' shipments, moving company and personal effects, entered to arrive and value included shipments, ships stores, and duty free stores."