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Starting February 5, 2025, merchants shipping goods from Canada to the United States will benefit from a significant policy update: shipments containing items made in China will now qualify for tax and tariff-free entry under Section 321’s $800 de minimis threshold until further notice. This change presents a major cost-saving opportunity for Canadian businesses selling

In a significant update impacting cross-border shipments, the U.S. government has implemented a new 10% tariff on items manufactured in China, effective February 04. This development has important implications for merchants shipping to the U.S. Key Points for netParcel Merchants What You Should Do Final Thoughts This new tariff policy is part of broader U.S. efforts

On November 15, 2024, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) initiated a nationwide strike, leading to the suspension of Canada Post’s operations. This disruption affects mail and parcel processing and delivery across the country, causing significant delays for individuals and businesses alike. At netParcel, we understand the challenges this poses, especially during the busy

With the recent Canada Post strike notice, Canadian merchants are understandably concerned about potential shipping delays. For businesses reliant on timely deliveries, avoiding disruption is essential to maintain customer satisfaction. At netParcel, we’re here to ensure that your shipments continue to flow seamlessly, even amid uncertainties with Canada Post. Understanding the Impact of a Canada

As Canadian businesses prepare for the possibility of a Canada Post strike, many e-commerce and small business owners are left wondering how they’ll manage their shipping needs if services are disrupted. Shipping delays can have a significant impact on sales, customer satisfaction, and overall business growth. But don’t worry—netParcel has got you covered. At netParcel,