How to Ship Wooden Items to Canada Without Cracking from Humidity Changes
A detailed 5-step guide to packing and shipping wooden altars and frames to Canada safely, minimising the risk of cracking in the dry, cold climate.
Read moreA detailed 5-step guide to packing and shipping wooden altars and frames to Canada safely, minimising the risk of cracking in the dry, cold climate.
Read moreHow to roll oil paintings and cross-stitch embroidery for shipping to Canada without damaging the surface, and how to declare them to customs.
Read moreA detailed guide to handling goods that got wet, replacing cartons and reapplying barcodes correctly at a warehouse in Canada.
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Read moreA detailed guide to removing motors, crating and declaring machinery such as meat grinders and bread machines shipped to Canada.
Read moreA detailed guide to filing a B2 form with CBSA to get back import duty that was charged incorrectly on goods shipped to Canada.
Read moreA detailed guide to applying warning labels to wooden toys imported into Canada, and the most cost-effective warehouse handling.
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