Events

Incoterms were created to facilitate international trade. Join us to understand who is responsible for insurance and when the transfer of risk moves from the Seller to the Buyer. What are they not designed to do and the changes for Incoterms 2020.

2020 has forced many retailers to adapt to a new normal. The transition has not been smooth for most, but with the right approach companies can use this as an opportunity to thrive in a new environment. Register to join our panel of experts from Expeditors, the Retail Council of Canada, and a leading Canadian retailer to understand the changes in the marketplace from various perspectives, and best practices you can implement for your organization.

Join us for a Ground Transportation Market Update, as we discuss relevant topics of the future forecast of the industry, current trends, capacity in the market place, and transportation solutions to ensure the seamless movement of goods throughout your supply chain.

Not all cargo can, or should fit into a standardized conveyance. Join Expeditors’ panel of Project & Energy Cargo experts, to discuss various equipment, routing, and timing factors you need to be aware of when planning to ship Project or Specialized Cargo. Our team’s best practices and real-world case studies will provide you with the tools necessary to succeed.

Junto con nuestros Líderes de Productos Aéreos nos gustaría compartir algunas actualizaciones del mercado, cuáles son las tendencias y expectativas para 2021 en la industria de la carga aérea.

Disruptions and delays to the global supply chain have been the new norm since 2020. With this trend continuing in both the air and ocean transportation markets, it's important to understand the underlying dynamics leading to the current situation. Join our expert panelists from the Vancouver Port Authority, Air Canada, and Expeditors as they explain the factors leading to the current market conditions in Canada and globally.

Please join us and learn the basics of exporting from the US. We will cover topics such as; export controls, key definitions, before you export, export documentation, export clearance and recordkeeping, the responsibility of parties in the transaction, and enforcement and penalties.

The CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management program is revolutionizing the system in which goods are imported into Canada. With Release 1 releasing in spring, importers need to be aware of what they need to do to get on the program.

Join Expeditors, as we host The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to discuss the latest details of the CARM program and key dates you need to be aware of.