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Your Guide to the Becoming an NRI in Canada” Guide

If you are an international business, particularly if you are a US business importing into Canada, then becoming a Non-Resident Importer (NRI) in Canada can be a lucrative option. Not only will it give you a more direct path to the Canadian marketplace, but it also offers greater value to your Canadian customers, and it can introduce a much streamlined importing process. 

Introducing the CARM Setup Guide

If you are trying to register in the CARM Client Portal and you are confused or unsure where to begin, then this week’s blog is for you. This week, we highlight and introduce our free CARM Registration Guide that is designed to help importers work through the process of registering in the portal step by step. While you are invited to check out the guide yourself, do be sure to also read the accompanying post as well, as we also discuss links to other vital documents and services, along with key insights into the CARM registration process from our team on this side of the phone.

What Is the Difference Between a Sufferance Warehouse and a Bonded Warehouse?

A tomato is technically a fruit, but doesn’t go well in fruit salad. Similarly, at first blush, a sufferance warehouse and a bonded warehouse may both seem like they are comparable or even interchangeable, but their differences are vital, and getting it right as an importer or carrier has far more than just a ruined salad at stake.

Tariff Relief in Canada

Trading in the year 2025 has become more complicated and costly than ever. What the new 25% tariff has meant for Canada and its international businesses is an advancement in curiosity on the mechanisms and programs that offer tariff relief. With new high-duty environments waiting for Canadian importers, it has become more critical than ever to leverage every advantage available. But what is available to Canadian businesses affected by these tariffs? And, perhaps more importantly, how do those businesses functionally put these programs to work?