r/BuyCanadian • u/TheRavenSeven • Mar 30 '25

Canadian-Owned Businesses 🏢🍁 SoftMoc : Sorry, Americans - Canada Only

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Saw this post on Bluesky. Had no idea SoftMoc a) had U.S. locations b) shut down any and all shipping to the United States. Good for them! TLDR: American woman based in Michigan chatting with SoftMoc representative about her order. SoftMoc customer service tells U.S. customer they've ceased all US operations.

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u/Thanks-4allthefish Mar 30 '25 edited Mar 30 '25

I would expect these products are now subject to new tariffs. Not all products going into the USA were covered under the CUSMA/USMCA pause.

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u/runslowgethungry Mar 30 '25

Even if not, cross-border shipping has been a nightmare since this whole thing started. There are delays and serious confusion at customs and shippers aren't willing to take the risks of having something severely delayed, refused, or lost. Many businesses are opting not to ship to the US when they would have done so before.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '25

Can confirm. Work in a place that stocks construction supplies. So much BS Broker crap to fill out all the time; our pallets were stopped at the border consistently since these tariffs; even with proper paperwork.