Cross-Border Shipping Has Changed: What Canadian FBA Sellers Need to Know for Q4 скачать в хорошем качестве

Cross-Border Shipping Has Changed: What Canadian FBA Sellers Need to Know for Q4

If you’re a Canadian eCommerce brand shipping to the U.S., the rules just got tougher. As of August 29, 2025, Section 321 and global de minimis exemptions were removed. That means every shipment into the U.S. now requires full compliance. No shortcuts, no informal entries. In this video, ShipSavvy co-founders Tony Holbrook and Owais Ashfaq break down what these changes mean for Shopify and Amazon sellers, how to stay compliant, and how to plan smarter for Q4 shipping and inventory. What we cover: What the removal of Section 321 actually means How to get goods into the U.S. without delays or hidden fees How to use marketplace labels (Amazon, Etsy, eBay) and still clear customs FBA inventory planning and how to meet holiday cutoff dates The biggest shipping mistake merchants make during Q4 Why apparel has different deadlines and how to avoid stockouts How ShipSavvy helps Canadian sellers navigate all of it Whether you’re shipping direct to customers or sending inventory to Amazon FBA, ShipSavvy helps you simplify cross-border logistics, automate customs, and keep your shipments moving, without the chaos. Check out the full FBA deadline list: https://shipsavvy.com/news/fba-cutoff... Learn more about SavvyBroker: https://shipsavvy.com/savvybroker/?ut...