Logistics Specialist at Air Products
Company: Air Products Role: Logistics Specialist Locations: Edmonton, Alberta Job type: Full time Posted: 29 Days Ago Job requisition ID: JR-2024-09557 At Air Products, our…
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Trade Officer at RBC
The FITT Diploma in International Trade is listed as an asset for this position. Role: Trade Officer Company: RBC Address: 180 WELLINGTON ST City: Toronto…
Export factoring can keep your supply chain running smoothly
With all of these external factors in play – from public health crises to weather patterns to political discord – how can we protect our supply chains and – dare we say – even improve the relationships among selling and buying partners? Export factoring.
International Trade Compliance Manager at Jostens
Company: Jostens Location: Minneapolis, MN Position: International Trade Compliance Manager Business Unit: Supply Chain Type: Full-time ABOUT YOU: As the International Trade Compliance Manager, you…
Logistics & Trade Compliance Specialist at Delta-Q Technologies
Company: Delta-Q Technologies Location: Burnaby, BC (On-site) Position: Logistics & Trade Compliance Specialist Business Unit: Operations Type: Full-time Description About Delta-Q Technologies: Delta-Q Technologies (www.delta-q.com)…
Why NAFTA Was Replaced: Exploring The Reasons Behind Its Demise
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), in effect from 1994 to 2020, was replaced by the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement–also known as the ‘CUSMA agreement.’…
Why Was CUSMA Created, and What Are Its Goals?
Companies that conduct business across borders in North America have likely heard of the CUSMA agreement. ‘CUSMA’ is an acronym for the ‘Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement’…
Who Completes The CUSMA Form, and Who Needs to Sign Off on It?
The CUSMA trade agreement (formally known as the ‘Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement’) aims to create a more balanced and equitable trading environment and support well-paying production…
Who Benefits the Most From CUSMA, and What Are Its Advantages?
The Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) became active as of July 1st, 2020 and the transition has been mostly seamless since it largely mirrors its predecessor,…
What Is the Difference Between NAFTA and CUSMA? Comparing The Two Deals
The Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) is a crucial trade deal that impacts many sectors of the Canadian economy. One of the main benefits of CUSMA…