The Canadian government has repealed the United States Surtax Order, removing tariffs on most affected goods. However, certain commodities under the Steel & Aluminum Surtax Order remain subject to duties.
CBSA service delays continue with no recovery timeline, causing significant border wait times. Summit Customs Brokers is monitoring shipments and keeping clients updated.
Starting June 27, 2025, Canada will implement new tariff-rate quotas on steel imports from non-FTA countries, including a 50% surtax on shipments without permits. Learn how these changes may impact your supply chain.
As the May 20, 2025, deadline for posting Release Prior to Payment (RPP) security approaches, we want to ensure your imports continue to move smoothly through the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) system.
As the international trade landscape continues to evolve, it’s important for Canadian importers to stay updated. While the U.S. government recently announced a 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs, Canada was not included in this suspension. The 25% retaliatory tariffs imposed by Canada on select U.S. goods remain in effect.
The CARM RPP (release prior to payment) transition period provided by CBSA when CARM launched on October 21, 2024 is coming to a close on April 19, 2025. It’s imperative that all importers currently utilizing RPP through the grace period provided by CBSA start the process of posting the required security to continue on the RPP program.