Canada Responds to the Evolving Global Trade Landscape

A new Department of Finance Canada webpage provides guidance on Canada’s tariff measures and remission programs amid ongoing global trade challenges. Importers can access information on sector-specific tariffs, tariff-rate quotas, and available relief mechanisms. See more.

Advisory Update: Steel TRQ Imports Reset for New Quarter (June 28, 2026)

Global Affairs Canada has updated its steel TRQ program effective June 28, 2026, including changes to product classifications and permit administration. Businesses importing affected steel products should review SSIP requirements and quota utilization before shipping. Read more.

Compliance Update: Certain Canned Vegetable Goods Surtax Effective June 19, 2026

Effective June 19, 2026, certain canned vegetable imports are subject to a temporary 10% surtax under Canada’s provisional safeguard measures. Importers should verify product classifications and country-of-origin exemptions to ensure compliance. Find out more.

Customs Notice 22-12: Ukraine Goods Remission Order

Canada has extended the tariff remission on eligible goods originating in Ukraine until June 9, 2027. Importers should review the updated eligibility requirements and ensure the correct special authorization code is used when claiming relief. Learn more.

Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duty Messages

The Department of Commerce has issued several new anti-dumping and countervailing duty updates, now available through the CBP’s portals. Businesses importing affected products should stay informed of the latest trade remedy developments. Find out more.

CAPE Update: Entries Flagged for Reconciliation

CBP has updated the CAPE process for entries flagged for reconciliation, allowing eligible entries to be accepted before a reconciliation entry is filed. The change will take effect June 29, 2026, and is intended to streamline the refund process for affected importers. Learn more.

NCSD Educational Webinars

CBP’s National Commodity Specialist Division (NCSD) has opened registration for its July educational webinars as part of its Future of Trade: Innovation and Emerging Technology series. The sessions will explore emerging trade topics and extend through September 2026. See more.

Compliance Alert: CPSC Certificate Data Electronic Filing Requirement Effective July 8, 2026

A new CPSC eFiling requirement takes effect July 8, 2026, requiring electronic submission of certificate data for regulated products entering the U.S. Businesses should prepare by confirming documentation requirements and using available compliance tools where appropriate. Learn more.