- CBSA has increased enforcement and examination rates for marine shipments at Canadian ports, leading to more frequent and longer delays.
- Delays of two to three weeks are common when containers are selected for examination, affecting all shipments within a consolidated container.
- Even compliant shipments can be delayed due to broader container reviews triggered by other importers’ cargo.
- Importers should ensure accurate documentation, maintain proactive communication, and consider diversifying logistics strategies to minimize disruption.
Source: bdo.global
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