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Trade Team Canada Sectors [ TTCS | Trade Team Canada Sector ]

Trade Team Canada - Cultural Goods and Services [ TTC-CGS | Cultural Trade Advisory Board ]

Recent examples include strict labelling requirements for textiles in Egypt, inspection requirements for animal products in Ukraine, import licensing for tyres in India (where barriers due to strict certification requirements remain to be lifted however), certification procedures for toys in Brazil or market access conditions for mail delivery from Canada.[29] In line with our aim of stronger enforcement activities, we will look to set up additional market access teams in half a dozen third countries and reinforce the existing 33 team ...[+++]s with a particular focus on monitoring the implementation of free trade agreements.

By way of introduction, the Customs and Global Trade team at Deloitte & Touche is actively engaged in advising many clients in customs and global trade issues with a global network of more than 450 professionals in the CGT area and robust practices in both Canada and the U.S. Our team has been actively involved for many years in preparing submissions to the Department of Finance respecting tariff relief on behalf of a wide range of clients.

Recent examples include strict labelling requirements for textiles in Egypt, inspection requirements for animal products in Ukraine, import licensing for tyres in India (where barriers due to strict certification requirements remain to be lifted however), certification procedures for toys in Brazil or market access conditions for mail delivery from Canada.[29] In line with our aim of stronger enforcement activities, we will look to set up additional market access teams in half a dozen third countries and reinforce the existing 33 team ...[+++]s with a particular focus on monitoring the implementation of free trade agreements.

[Text] Question No. 204 Mr. James Rajotte: With regard to border crossings between Canada and the United States since June 1, 2002: (a) what submissions have been made to the government of the United States; (b) what forms did these submissions take verbal or written or both; (c) what was on the agenda at any face to face meetings or conference calls; (d) what were the titles of any written submissions; (e) what were the dates of the meetings and/or written submissions; (f) what correspondence, if any, was sent directly to the President of the United States or, if not, to which departments and/or agencies of the United States govern ...[+++]ment were the submissions made; (g) have there been any submissions specifically dedicated to the possibility of a second checkpoint; (h) have there been any submissions specifically dedicated to the proposed 24 hour advance notice for commercial trade; (i) has there been any discussion and/or memoranda within Canadian departments concerning the possibility of sending a trade team or special envoy to the United States with respect to border crossing, trade and/or trade corridors; (j) have Canadian departments received submissions verbal or written from Canadian industries concerning problems with the border, and if so, how many; and (k) have Canadian departments received submissions verbal or written from Canadian exporters concerning a possible decline in trade and/or exports with the United States?