Tariffs Implemented, but Not Yet in Effect

Update re: Tariffs on Canada and E-commerce 

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to impose tariffs on goods imported from Canada to the United States. These tariffs will have significant implications for cross-border trade and e-commerce. Here’s what we know so far.

Section 321 Still in Effect – for Now

While the U.S. Administration has confirmed that tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods will be in effect as of 12:01 AM March 4, 2025, a new amendment to the original Executive Order was issued, which states that items entering the U.S. via Section 321 (de minimis program) will continue to be exempt from these tariffs–for the time being–until U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) implements a system to collect duties on these shipments. 

Note: Canada-United States: Canadian businesses can send packages valued up to US$800 to US customers without paying duties as per Section 321 (de minimis program).

What Does this Mean for You?

For now, there are no changes to your Bubble Bags shipments. We will continue to maintain our border-crossings with your US-Bound and International shipments with the existing postage options available to you today.

• There will be no additional fees beyond what you are already paying.
• Our shipping services remain available for shipments containing products from Canada and China.

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