Easy Cross-Border Shipping to Amazon FBA Centers in Canada

LTL Freight from the USA

Ship pallets from warehouses in the USA directly to Amazon FBA centers in Canada. Very competitive pricing. Fast and reliable delivery. In-house customs brokerage. Cargo insurance is also available.

Customs Clearance

As a licensed customs broker, SC Integrators, on behalf of our customers, prepares and submits to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) required for release of the import goods information, pays duties and taxes.

Delivery to
FBA Canada

After the goods have cleared customs, we will book an appointment and deliver your shipment to the required Amazon FBA center.
Just watch for your FBA inventory to appear in Amazon Seller Central!

Frequently Asked Questions

GENERAL SERVICE QUESTIONS

SC Integrators delivers goods to all Amazon FBA centers throughout Canada, specifically those located in the provinces of Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia.

Transit time from the United States to the terminal closest to your destination Amazon center is typically 5–7 days. Final delivery to the designated Amazon facility depends on appointment availability, generally requiring an additional 1–7 days.

Yes, SC Integrators team or our partnered carriers will schedule a delivery appointment with Amazon via Amazon Carrier Central.

Typically, rates are determined by the number of standard pallets per shipment, with an allowable dimension of up to 48x40x72 inches and a maximum weight of 1,500 lbs per pallet, unless specified differently on the quote. 

LTL transportation rates generally cover commercial dock freight pickup, line haul charges, fuel surcharges, and delivery by appointment to Amazon FBA during the carrier’s standard business hours. 

If SC Integrators is being appointed as a customs broker for a particular shipment, any applicable customs brokerage fees will be detailed in the provided quote. Government import duties, taxes, and customs bond fees are invoiced separately. 

While extended wait times at Amazon warehouses can occur, we make every effort to minimize additional charges for our customers whenever feasible.

  • Pallet material: wood 
  • Pallet size: 40 inch x 48 inch 
  • Type of pallet: four-way access 
  • Pallet quality: GMA Standard B Grade or higher (at least 6 boards on top and 4 on bottom) 
  • Maximum weight: 1,500.00 lb. 
  • Maximum height: 72 inch including pallet itself 
  • Overhang over the pallet edge: no carton overhang is allowed (small, 1 inch overhang might still be acceptable) 
  • Pallet wrapping: clear plastic stretch wrap 

Yes, all shipments must be palletized prior to pickup. For smaller shipments, please refer to our Small Parcel & Courier service.

Certainly. SC Integrators offers the option to ship goods to our Amazon 3PL prep center in Vancouver, BC, where they can be prepared and forwarded to Amazon as needed.

For direct shipments to Amazon, each unit must have an FNSKU or barcode label affixed. Every box requires an Amazon box label, and all pallets must display Amazon pallet labels on all four sides. 

In accordance with Amazon’s guidelines, the maximum pallet dimensions are 48x40x72 inches, and the maximum weight permitted is 1,500 lbs per pallet. 

Absolutely! We’ll reach out to your supplier or their 3PL warehouse to confirm the cargo is ready, inform them of the scheduled pick-up time, and provide a Bill of Lading (BOL). 

  • Pick-up address 
  • Business hours 
  • Phone number 
  • Email address

If you want to import commercial goods into Canada, you’ll need to get a Canadian business number from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), sign up for the Customs Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) portal, join the Import Program (RM) and the Release Prior to Payment (RPP) sub-program, and provide financial security through a cash deposit or surety bond. You’ll also need to appoint a licensed customs brokerSC Integrators can help you complete all of these steps efficiently to set things up quickly. 

The position of the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is that the importer, owner, or a licensed customs broker acting on their behalf are the only parties allowed to provide the accounting for commercial goods. An importer is considered to be the entity responsible for causing the goods to enter the country. As a result, it is generally not permitted in Canada for parties unrelated to an actual transaction to offer Importer of Record (IOR) services. However, as a licensed customs broker, SC Integrators can assist with the clearance of goods for registered importers who hold a Canadian Business Number. 

For customs clearance of a specific shipment, the following documents are required at a minimum: a commercial invoice or Canada Customs Invoice, a packing list if available, a copy of the bill of lading, and  eManifest, which is typically provided directly by the carrier. Depending on the nature of the shipment, a certificate of origin and other supplementary documentation may also be necessary. 

Customs duties are usually charged as a percentage of the goods’ value, based on the customs tariff and country of origin. Most shipments also incur a 5% GST, except for some exemptions like basic food items. Certain goods may also face additional surtaxes or anti-dumping and countervailing duties.

If you already know your item’s HS code, simply note it on the commercial invoice. If not, we will recommend an HS code in the customs entry draft for your approval. For complex cases, you may need to seek an Advance ruling from customs, which provides a 10-digit tariff classification for imported goods along with an explanation of its selection. 

Here are Some Places in the USA We Pick Up From

Canadian Amazon FBA Centers We Deliver To

Amazon FBA Centers in The Greater Vancouver Area

Amazon FBA Centers in The Greater Toronto Area

Amazon FBA Center in Calgary

Amazon FBA Center in Edmonton

Amazon FBA Center in Ottawa

Amazon FBA Center in Montreal

* SC Integrators Inc. is not affiliated with Amazon.com, Inc. or its subsidiaries