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The CBSA has published its first eManifest Newsletter. This is a biannual publication to help keep the trade community informed about the eManifest initiative and is available on the CBSA website here.
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- Canada Backpedals on Sharing Personal Database Wit...
- Putting New Life in an Old Friendship
- New Technology to Identify Border Crossers
- Cubans Seek More Trade with Canada
- Baltic Dry Index Teeters on Record Low
- China Suspends Trade Customs Duty Deposit
- Current Account Surplus with Rest of the World Nar...
- U.S. Auto Dealers Looking North of Border to Snap ...
- Canadian Currency Depreciates on the Outlook for G...
- Border Officers Feel Feds’ Bite
- Ailing FDA May Need a Major Overhaul, Officials an...
- NAFTA Must Stay Intact, Outgoing U.S. Ambassador W...
- Speed of Recent Change Breathtaking
- Commentary: Obama, NAFTA and Free Trade
- Vancouver Port Plans Big Spending for Expansion
- Politics Are Slamming Our Trade Doors Shut
- Lacey Act Amendments – Deadline to Comment on NPRM...
- Importer Security Filing (10 + 2) Interim Final Ru...
- Manufacturers Welcome New 10+2 Rule
- Canada Needs to Counter Perception Country Is Weak...
- Homeland Security Criticized for Lax Oversight of ...
- Canada Bides Time
- Federal Employees Agree to ‘Tough Times’ Wage Deal
- Ontario Exports to Rise Moderately in 2009 after D...
- Canada Signs Free-Trade Agreement With Colombia
- Inflation Rate Eases to 2.6%
- Minister Day Highlights Successful Visit to Latin ...
- Canadian Corporations’ Pre-Crisis Profits Eclipse ...
- (International Herald Tribune – James Kanter)Europ...
- Japan’s Exports Fell the Most in Almost Seven Years
- Speech from the Throne: Expanding Investment & Trade
- ‘Modest’ Deficits Predicted for Next 3 Years: Budg...
- Obama Picks Napolitano as Homeland Security Secretary
- NAFTA Trade Rose 4.5% in 2007
- 2009 Customs Tariff in MS Access: CBSA
- New HTS Online Reference Tool: CBP
- Foreign Affairs Issues to Watch this Session
- First RFID Technology Upgrades Complete: CBP
- CBP Conducts Second Round of C-TPAT Validations in...
- (CBP) CBP has developed a new brochure (4 pages PD...
- Europe and U.S. Move Toward Cooperation with China...
- Commodity Boom, Plummeting Import Prices Drive Can...
- Government of Canada Holds Employment Insurance Pr...
- Border Guards Find Gun Training Tough
- “Boring” Canada’s Financial Tips for the World
- Enhanced Driver’s Licence or National Identity Card?
- Auto Industry Divided Over Specifics of Aid, But A...
- Harper Says G20 Declaration Should Give ‘Hope’
- Oil – A Vacation From U.S. $100/barrel… For Now
- Canadian Border Sales Show Slight Decrease
- Canada’s Trade Surplus Shrinks by $1.1 Billion in ...
- DHS Announces Security Standards for Rail Systems
- All Chinese Food Imports Containing Dairy Held Up ...
- U.S. Department of Commerce Preliminarily Finds Du...
- Air Freight in Canada
- Trucking Chief Says ‘Bring on 2009’
- Live Teleconference: Lacey Act Changes
- eManifest Newsletter: First Edition (Fall 2008)
- C-TPAT: 2009 Supply Chain Security Seminar
- Former Envoy Says NAFTA Renegotiations Unlikely
- Trade Surplus Shrinks in September
- FDA Revises Regulations on Prior Notice for Food I...
- Product Safety Gets Overhaul as Imports Keep Comin...
- “10+2” Could Be Served Day Before Thanksgiving
- U.S. Export Study Calls for More Flexibility on Bo...
- CBP Outlines Achievements, Best Practices Under C-...
- OMB Approves 10+2 Rule
- The Stalwart Greenback
- NAFTA Likely Safe from Oil Focused Obama Administr...
- US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) Requi...
- Privatizing Food Inspection Puts Public at Risk: U...
- House Panel Urges 10+2 Test
- Europe to Introduce its Own Advanced Cargo Informa...
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