Consideration for Export to Canada

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Consideration for Export to Canada

Over the past decades, Canada has been among the leading states that most people want to export their services and product globally. However, there are considerations that an exporter must meet to be allowed to export their items to Canada. These considerations that act as barriers aim to ensure the safety of product supply in Canada and regulate the business environment by providing counterfeit products not delivered in the market.

For an exporter to export their services or products, they must present the following documents. A landing bill indicates the shipment carriers’ agreement in transporting the products to Canada (Anderson, 2014). Another basic form is the USMCA certification of origin, which means that the exporter agrees with the United States of America, Mexico, and Canada Agreement terms on trade. They must also indicate their insurance policy from a recognized insure for all the services and products they intend to export to Canada. The exporter must also present a proforma invoice, which acts as a preliminary bill of sale received by the buyers before delivering the products. The exporter must also provide sufficient information that proves the quality of the products and services they intend to provide in Canada to ensure no counterfeit goods are exported to Canada according to the TFO 2013 agreement.

The response was based on a general framework of an export from any country globally that would intend to export their products to Canada. The answer was not found in a specific country like Mexico or the United States of America that is in  Business agreement with Canada.

 

 

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Anderson, J. E., Milot, C. A., & Yotov, Y. V. (2014). How much does geography deflect services trade? Canadian answers. International Economic Review, 55(3), 791-818.