Shipping from China to Canada
Canadian buyers are the most fee-sensitive in North America, and for good reason: a cross-border parcel can arrive with a broker's handling charge that costs more than the product. Domestic Canadian shipping removes the entire argument.
Transit, before the marketing
Anyone quoting a fixed day count for every parcel is quoting an average and hoping you do not notice.
Stock in Calgary
Our Calgary partner facility means a Canadian order is a Canadian parcel: no cross-border brokerage, no duty surprise, and returns that do not need an export declaration to come home.
What belongs to you, not to the warehouse
Brokerage fees
The single most common complaint from Canadian shoppers is a courier brokerage charge on a cross-border parcel. Local stock eliminates it, which usually improves conversion more than a small price change would.
Duties and taxes by province
Canadian import duty and tax treatment depends on the goods and the destination province. The rules are set by CBSA and provincial authorities — we prepare documentation and confirm the current position for your goods.
Bilingual labelling
Some product categories sold in Canada require English and French labelling. If that applies to you, send the artwork and we will apply it at pack-out.
What we do before it leaves Shenzhen
- Unit-level count and condition check against your packing list
- Bilingual labels applied where you supply artwork
- Photographs of anything that does not match, the same day
- Consolidation of several suppliers into one inbound shipment
- Weighing on calibrated scales, volumetric weight included
What we will not promise
- That a courier will waive a brokerage charge it is entitled to bill
- A fixed delivery date for every parcel
- A single tax rate that covers every province
- Customs clearance without accurate declarations