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Textile & Clothing

A & A Contract Customs Brokers Ltd.® has provided this page as an information source regarding the Global Textile and Clothing Industry post "The Agreement on Textiles and Clothing - Jan. 1, 2005". The general focus is on the impact and opportunity for U.S. and Canadian companies in cross-border markets.

We invite you to read our up-to-date news articles, updates, resources and market support information relating to these changes.

A & A is an expert in managing the cross-border movement, clearance and regulations for textile & clothing. As an approved agent of the Department of International Trade Canada (formerly known as Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade), we can handle all your import and export permit requirements. We'll also give you advice on product requirements or non-tariff barriers.

Key Points Regarding the Agreement on Textile and Clothing

How Does this Affect Me as an Exporter or Importer
of Product to Canada?

Important Note: As of January 1, 2005 the requirement for an original Canadian quota export licence or certificate will be eliminated for goods that have exited the originating country after December 31, 2004 . This means that exporters or importers will no longer require an Export License from certain countries for clothing and textiles as long as the goods exit the country of origin after December 31, 2004 . If you have any questions relating to this requirement please email us at textiles@aacb.com

Textile & Clothing News Articles

4/30/2008 EU Issues Annual Report on U.S. Barriers to Trade and Investment
4/28/2008 Administration imposes temporary tariffs on Honduran socks

3/17/2008 Administration Paints Rosy Trade Picture For Congress
2/8/2008 Cumulation Setback: Provision to send Mexican fabric duty free to Central America gets delayed
1/16/2008 U.S. Customs and Border Protection Current VISA and Exempt Certification Requirements for Textiles
1/16/2008 Textile Association Develops New Anti-Fraud Tool
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Textile & Clothing Resources

 Questions and Solutions: email textiles@aacb.com
 Download: The World Trade Organization Discussion Paper:
The Global Textile and Clothing Industry Post the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing
www.wto.org/english/res_e/booksp_e/discussion_papers5_e.pdf
 World Trade Organization – Textiles
www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/tratop_e.htm
 Department of International Trade Canada
http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/eicb/eicbintro-en.asp
 China Export Tariff Duty Details: Textile List and Tariff Rate
www.iecanada.com/industry_news/2005/05_01_10_china_export_tariffs.pdf


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