We offer bespoke prices and contract rates based on your consignment’s volume and regularity. We help you to understand your business needs and offer you a rate and service that suits your business.
Please feel free to contact us and discuss your commercial shipping needs:
Direct line:
020 8867 0904 option 1.
Direct email:
[email protected]
Destination port |
1 CBM |
3 CBM |
5 CBM |
Montreal | £190.00 | £337.23 | £526.72 |
Toronto | £190.00 | £348.18 | £544.97 |
Vancouver | £185.00 | £479.57 | £763.95 |
Destination port | 20 ft | 40 ft |
Montreal | USD 2700 | USD 3800 |
Toronto | USD 3400 | USD 4800 |
Vancouver | USD 3300 | USD 4500 |
Destination Airport |
100 kg |
Montreal | £540.00 |
Toronto | £430.00 |
Vancouver | £450.00 |
Canada has a stable political environment and a strong record of economic growth. It offers opportunities for UK companies across all sectors.
The implementation of the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) opens up further opportunities for UK companies as well as removing barriers to trade.
CETA also gives UK investors assured preferential access into the USA and Mexico for goods produced in Canada that comply with rules of origin requirements under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
There are a number of reasons to choose Canada as an export destination:
CETA will help strengthen trade between Canada and the UK.
Overall the CETA agreement will:
Specifically the CETA agreement:
Canada’s government has a federal structure which means that business activities and taxation are affected by regulation and laws at federal, provincial and local levels. This can make doing business complicated for first time exporters to the country.
The Canada Border Services Agency provides a step-by-step guide for importers of goods into the country, which will help you understand the requirements.
Additionally you should be aware that:
UN Comtrade ranks Canada’s top goods imports as:
UN Comtrade ranks Canada’s top services imports as:
Market research and planning are important before starting to sell your products and services in Canada. Doing so will help prevent mistakes and increase the potential for profits.
Canada’s federal structure means that there are different regulatory structures in place in each province or territory. Therefore good local research is needed to ensure you meet the legal requirements for your products at all appropriate levels of government control.
In addition, you need to research market entry requirements in specific provinces or territories for certain products, using desk research or visits to the country.
You need to determine whether:
Find out more about researching an overseas market.
Visit DIT’s events portal to find upcoming events in and about Canada.
DIT’s trade specialists can help you commission services from local experts in Canada. This includes:
DIT provides free international export sales leads from its worldwide network. Find export opportunities in Canada.