Dilas International is a flexible independent Customs brokerage company and can deliver a personalized service matching the unique requirements of the importing community.
Being a licensed Customs broker with a national bond posted with the CBSA (Canada Border Service Agency) we take care of Customs clearance nationwide at all Canadian Customs offices using such EDI tools of the CBSA as Accelerated Commercial Release Operational Support System (ACROSS) including Pre-Authorized Review System (PARS) and Release on Minimum Documentation (RMD) options, and Customs Automated Data Exchange (CADEX). Dilas International is a proud corporate member of the Canadian Society of Customs Brokers.
We guarantee to our clients electronic submission of a Customs entry to the CBSA within an hour of receiving a complete set of documents for an import shipment by fax or e-mail.
Our Testimonials
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So great to know there are no hidden fees. What I guestimated to be the cost of brokering from your fees chart worked out to be exactly what I was charged. Thanks again.
Badur Ramji Punkmedics
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We have been using Dilas International Customs Brokers for a couple of years now. Service has been very good. I recommend Dilas to anyone using a brokerage service.
Kim Caron Mat Service Ltd.
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The Dilas team is terrific! They are always willing to answer my questions and they take care of all my border clearance needs without issue. I highly recommend them.
Quinn Beck Earth Distributors Inc.
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Outsourcing our customs brokerage requirements to Dilas International has improved incoming delivery times, reduced errors to zero and reduced costs.
Robert Island AB Technology Group
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When people are passionate about what they do, you can sense that. And this is what vibrates at the corresponding frequency with us here, at Fiasco Gelato, as we think the same way. Being Dilas client since 2011 and counting.
James G. Boettcher, Chief Idea Officer, Fiasco Gelato
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FAQ
The requirements for importing commercial shipments of agricultural products vary according to such things as country of origin, province of destination, and end-use.
Following is a summary of regulated agricultural products commonly imported:
Live animals (including animal embryos and semen)
Edible meat and meat products
Dairy products
Eggs and processed egg products (including inedible products)
Fresh fruits and vegetables (for consumption or processing)
Processed fruits and vegetables, honey and maple products
Grains, seeds, and nuts for human consumption
Seeds for propagation
Animal feeds
Plants and plant products
Fertilizers, supplements, soil, and growing media
Pest control products
Biological material
Products of animal origin (not specified elsewhere)
Fish and fish products
Latest News
2015-10-11
The questions from Customs brokers in the province of Alberta arise regrading the TPP (Trans-Pacific Partnership) Agreement, namely what are be the advantages for Alberta's importers and exporters with Canada concluding the Agreement.
Here are some of the main points:
- Alberta's manufactures...
2015-07-17
Each Customs broker has received a CBSA message with an application form that is for receiving daily and monthly K84 information through EDI from the Canada Customs.
Some Customs brokers are not interested in obtaining the K84 info electronically. If this is the case, they just need to ignore the...
2015-03-04
1. Public Works and Government Services Canada announced a cheque standardization initiative, which is aiming to minimize the number of cheque formats utilized by the Government to one standard format, starting on 28 of February 2015. The new standard cheque will have no stub.
2. The cheques are...
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