E-freight
E-freight is an industry-wide initiative that involves carriers, freight forwarders, ground handlers, shippers, customs brokers and customs authorities to replace paper documents used in all types of transport with electronic messages. E-Freight was launched in November 2007 in six countries, Canada being one of them.
The following stations are e-freight friendly:| Export Shipments | Import Shipments | |
|---|---|---|
| Calgary, Canada (YYC) | YES | YES |
| Edmonton, Canada (YEG) | YES | YES |
| Halifax, Canada (YHZ) | YES | YES |
| Montreal, Canada (YUL) | YES | YES |
| Ottawa, Canada (YOW) | YES | YES |
| St. Johns, Canada (YYT) | YES | YES |
| Toronto, Canada (YYZ) | YES | YES |
| Vancouver, Canada (YVR) | YES | YES |
| Paris, France (CDG) | YES | YES |
| Frankfurt, Germany (FRA) | YES | YES |
| Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China (HKG) | YES | YES |
| Tokyo, Japan (NRT) | YES | YES |
| Zurich, Switzerland (ZRH) | YES | YES |
| London, United Kingdom (LHR) | YES | YES |
| Sydney, Australia (SYD) | YES | YES |
| Brussels, Belgium (BRU) | YES | YES |
| Copenhagen, Denmark (CPH) | YES | YES |
| Seoul, Korea (ICN) | YES | YES |
| Munich, Germany (MUC) | YES | YES |
| Tel Aviv, Israel (TLV) | YES | YES |
New stations will be added on an on-going basis to provide you with more opportunities to send your shipments as e-freight.