Last week, the United States (U.S.) Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a series of new measures to phase out all petroleum-based synthetic dyes from the American food supply.
Proposed phaseout of synthetic dyes in the U.S. En savoir plus
Public Safety Canada (PSC) recently sent out a reminder that annual reports mandated under the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act (Bill S-211) are due May 31, 2025.
Reports on forced labour in supply chains due May 31 En savoir plus
To support industry in keeping an open dialogue and mitigate potential issues with Canadian National Railway (CN), a subgroup of ANAC’s Transportation & Supply Chain Committee meets with representatives from CN on a quarterly basis. After the last meeting, CN shared a list of tools and resources that members may find useful to manage their shipments.
Learn about tools and resources for CN rail users En savoir plus
As part of the Canada Border Services Agency’s (CBSA) Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) project to modernize and streamline the process of importing commercial goods, there have been changes to the Release Prior to Payment (RPP) program. Importers are now required to post financial security themselves since they can no longer use the financial security posted by their customs brokers.
Import goods? Post financial security with CBSA En savoir plus
On April 16, the government published the Order in Council (OIC) entitled United States Surtax Remission Order (2025). This order, effective immediately, provides remission of tariffs on goods imported for use in Canada in the manufacture or processing of any good.
Remissions order published to provide tariff relief En savoir plus
On April 15, the Minister of Finance “announced that the government intends to provide temporary 6-month relief for goods imported from the U.S. that are used in Canadian manufacturing, processing and food and beverage packaging, and for those used to support public health, health care, public safety, and national security objectives.
Government announces 6-month relief on Canadian tariffs for U.S. imports En savoir plus
Today, President Trump announced a 90-day pause on tariffs for most nations. After conflicting information was received from the White House, it has now been clarified that the U.S. tariffs applied to Canadian goods remain status quo.
U.S. tariffs remain the same for Canada En savoir plus
On April 2, President Trump signed an executive order to implement a new regime of tariffs to be applied to goods imported into the U.S. Fortunately, Canada avoided the heavy levies applied against other countries. The tariff landscape for Canadian exports remains the same except for an additional 25% tariff to be applied to Canadian-made passenger vehicles which came into effect at 12:01 on April 3.
New U.S. tariff announcement keeps things status quo for the feed industry En savoir plus
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Get up to date on the tariff situation En savoir plus
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