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What's New?
| July 4, 2005 |
- NAFTA Rules of Origin: Amendments
to Appendix 6,
Annex 300-B
On July 1, 2005, Canada and the United States implemented measures to
liberalize the NAFTA rules of origin applicable to certain textile goods
that are not available from domestic producers in commercial quantities
- the so-called "short-supply" goods...
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| January 21, 2005 |
- NAFTA Diagnostic Tool
An on-line tool designed to provide Canadians with:
- Customized reports outlining the basic information they need
to know before they attempt to enter the United States and Mexico
under the NAFTA
- Customized assessments of why they may have been denied entry
under the NAFTA and,
- A reporting mechanism providing access to experts within International
Trade Canada regarding their border experience.
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| January 10, 2005 |
- NAFTA
- Rules of Origin Liberalized
On January 1, Canada announced measures to liberalize the NAFTA rules
of origin for certain products, including tea, spices, carrageenan,
seasonings, precious metals, speed drive controllers and their printed
assemblies, household appliances, loudspeakers, thermostats, parts for
various machinery and equipment and toys. These changes make it easier
for manufacturers of these products to qualify for duty-free treatment
under the NAFTA...
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What's New
2004 | What's New 2003
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