Liquidation pallets for Canadian buyers: what ships to Canada and what stays in the U.S.
Straight answer first: some do. Pallets from suppliers who ship to Canada go by LTL freight — price includes the carrier's border fees; customs is cleared by your broker (duties/taxes paid on arrival). A pallet's page says whether it ships to Canada and, for your postal code, shows the freight price in USD before you pay; at checkout you name your customs broker. Smaller lots ship too: 101,608 case packs and boxes right now, up to 44 lb each and 4 per order, by tracked USPS or UPS, with the same manifest and escrow as a pallet.
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How an order reaches Canada
Four steps, the same escrow as for U.S. buyers.
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Step 1
Pick a parcel-size liquidation lot
Case packs and boxes up to 44 lb, 4 per order, from suppliers who ship abroad. Pallets from suppliers who ship to Canada go by LTL freight — price includes the carrier's border fees; customs is cleared by your broker (duties/taxes paid on arrival).
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Step 2
See the freight before you pay
Your postal code on the lot page shows the USPS or UPS estimate for Canada in USD — 1–3 business days in transit.
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Step 3
Pay into escrow
Card payment in USD. Closo holds the money and buys the label; the supplier ships within the lot's handling time.
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Step 4
Receive, inspect, accept
GST/HST and duty, if due, are billed on arrival. Dispute any manifest line within the acceptance window; only then is the supplier paid.
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Parcel-size lots from pallet liquidators, shipping to Canada
The newest lots the checkout can export. Open one and enter your postal code for the freight estimate.
Questions Canada buyers ask
Straight answers on parcels, duties, payment and what cannot travel.
How much GST/HST and duty is there on a lot into Canada?
Under CUSMA a courier parcel from the U.S. pays no customs duty when its value for duty is CAD 150 or less, and no GST/HST when it is CAD 40 or less; above those, GST/HST (5 % federal plus the province) and, above CAD 150, duty by tariff code are collected by the courier on delivery, with its brokerage fee. Source: CBSA Memorandum D8-2-16, Courier Imports Remission (2024-11-15), checked 2026-09-21. Closo declares the goods and their invoice value on the customs form and does not collect GST/HST at checkout.
How long does delivery to Canada take?
The live USPS or UPS estimate for a parcel from Los Angeles to Toronto shows 1–3 business days in transit, plus the supplier's handling time on the lot and customs clearance on arrival.
Can I get a liquidation pallet delivered to Canada?
Some pallets, yes — each pallet's page says whether it ships to Canada. Pallets from suppliers who ship to Canada go by LTL freight — price includes the carrier's border fees; customs is cleared by your broker (duties/taxes paid on arrival). The price is the lot plus the carrier's all-in freight, in USD. At checkout you name your customs broker; you are the importer, and duties, taxes and the broker's fee are paid on arrival, never to Closo.
What is the difference between a pallet and a case pack?
A pallet is a stacked, shrink-wrapped load (often 200–800 lb) that moves by freight; a case pack is one or a few boxes of the same or assorted goods, up to 44 lb each, that moves by parcel — the format that crosses the border.
Can I pay in Canadian dollars?
Prices and payment are in U.S. dollars; your card converts at its own rate. There is no bank transfer and no Canadian dollars price list.
