Canada's Import Restrictions Trigger CBP Filing Rejections on Motorcycles, Dairy, and Alcohol; TPEB Rates Hit Highest Level Since Mid-2022
· Source: flexport.com
In short
Canada's import restrictions on large motorcycles, dairy products, and direct-to-consumer alcohol took effect on September 29, causing U.S. Customs and Border Protection to reject filings for affected goods. The trans-Pacific eastbound container rates have reached their highest levels since mid-2022 due to strong demand and port congestion. Additionally, new steel import documentation requirements are being implemented to improve country-of-origin verification.
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Tags: import, tariffs, trade, logistics, compliance, freight