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Come see us at EDCO ’26!
Read more: Come see us at EDCO ’26!Are you interested in Ontario’s economic development/growth, and in Toronto during the first week of February? Then you’ll want to make your way to the Economic Developers Council of Ontario (EDCO) Conference & Showcase, running February 2 to 4 at Toronto’s Westin Harbour Castle. For two days, attendees will learn about topics ranging from foreign…
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Let’s talk about CARM.
Read more: Let’s talk about CARM.We’ve posted a lot about the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and its Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) system, and what that means for importers into Canada. CARM has been fully implemented, and is now “the official system of record that importers and other trade chain partners will use to pay duties and taxes.” CARM…
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Holiday programming note.
Read more: Holiday programming note.It’s been a great year here at Grow Trade Consulting, and now we’re taking a holiday break. Our offices will be closed from December 22 to January 2 inclusive, but we’ll be back at our desks on January 5 – and back here with fresh content on January 7, 2026. The entire Grow Trade Team…
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Aerospace in Canada.
Read more: Aerospace in Canada.Curious about Canada’s aerospace sector? If so, this post is for you. Canada’s aerospace industry contributed $324.2 billion to the country’s GDP and 225,000 jobs (both direct and downstream) in 2024. Most direct employment jobs come from manufacturing and maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO). More than 50% of Canadian aerospace manufacturing workers are in production…
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A peek at Canada’s new front-of-package food labels.
Read more: A peek at Canada’s new front-of-package food labels.Some packaged food in Canada will have a new look in 2026. Starting January 1, food whose single serving contains more than 15% of the daily value of sugar, sodium, and saturated fat must have front-of-package (FOP) warnings – a visual cue designed to help shoppers make healthier food choices. (The January 1 date relates…
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Selling to Canadians online.
Read more: Selling to Canadians online.One of the best ways to reach Canadian consumers is via online sales. While third-party platforms (like Amazon or Walmart’s) can offer entry into a new market, many foreign businesses opt to sell their products through their own websites. However, customizing your website for your target market is vital for success. Below are some things…
