http://www.dhlguide.co.ukCanada has one of the most advanced and stable economies in the world, is poised for further growth and is actively building its global trade networks. The UK is Canada’s second-biggest trading partner. Moving forward, the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between Canada and the European Union (EU) will remove trade tariffs and is projected to inject £1.3 billion into the UK economy.You can find more information on trading with Canada at http://dhlguide.co.uk/export-to-canada/ or by calling DHL's business export advisors on 0844 248 0675.
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TRADING WITHCANADA
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Trading with CanadaCountry Overview
COUNTRY PROFILECapitalOttawaPopulation34.8 millionLargest
City:TorontoArea9,984,670 sq kmCurrency1 Canadian dollar (CAD) =
100 centMain business languagesEnglish, French (predominant in
Quebec)
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DHLFACTS
Locations95Gateways into the Country8Number of Service
Centres12DHL Delivery Zone7Vehicle Fleet243
Trading with CanadaCanadas Economy
Largely self-sufficient and independent from the US
economyCompetitive in innovation:ICT, clean energy, life
sciencesOne of the worlds most advanced and stable economies
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ECONOMIC FORECAST2.5 per cent GDP growthanticipated for 2015
Source: Royal Bank of Canada
33% of UK SMEs whoare currently exportingtrade with Canada
Source: Barclays Business, 2014
Trade DataTrading with CanadaUS$ 458.7 billion (2013 est.)Top
Export Destinations
EXPORTS FROM CANADAUS$ 471 billion (2013 est.)Top Import
Origins
IMPORTS INTO CANADASource: DHL, CIA World Factbook
No. 1No.
1USAItalyChinaIndiaBelgiumUKFranceTaiwanGermanyJapanGermanyUSAItalyChina
UKFranceHong KongMexico
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Trading with CanadaCanada / UK Trade RelationsStrong cultural
and historical tiesThe UK is Canadas second-biggest trading partner
behind the USA, with 15.1 billion in bilateral trade in 20122016:
The Canada / EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA)
will come into placeCETA is projected to Remove about 99 per cent
of all tariffs between the two economiesBenefit British businesses,
especially in the automobile, wine, pharmaceutical, dairy and
poultry sectorsInject 1.3 billion into the UK economyBoost British
exports to Canada by 29 per cent
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Customs & Export GuidanceTrading with CanadaExporting to
Canada is straightforward for British businesses.
Duties only apply to shipments sent to Canada if they are valued
CAN $20 and above.To send goods to Canada, DHL Customs Brokerage
needs to have on file the followingdocuments to clear the
shipments.For shipments sent under Incoterm Delivery Duty Paid
(DDP), the sender needs to provide a: Signed Canadian Power of
Attorney authorisation Registered non-resident Business Number (BN)
for their company with the Canada Revenue
Agencyhttp://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/bn/DHL Canada can apply for a
Business Number on behalf of customers.For shipments sent under
Incoterm DDU (Delivery Duty Unpaid), the sender needs to provide
Power of Attorney from the importer to allow DHL to clear the
products through Customs.Detailed information is available on the
DHL Guide and through our dedicated DHL Customs Experts.
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Trading with CanadaSupport when trading with Canada
FACT SHEETTAS TOOLTo calculatelanded costsDESTINATION
GUIDECanada Customs Video
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Canada Customs Video Trading with Canada
CUSTOMSADVICE VIDEO
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