For importers, dealing with U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) examinations that lead to detention or seizure of merchandise can be challenging. Understanding CBP’s procedures and an importer’s responsibilities is vital for effectively handling these situations and making informed decisions. Understanding CBP Examination, Detention, and Seizure Processes Best Practices for Navigating Detentions and Seizures How...
As we approach 2024, shippers are revisiting their air freight strategies, learning from the dynamic shifts in the market since 2020. The pandemic-induced demand surge for air freight and the subsequent preference for cost-saving ocean freight in 2022 have taught shippers the importance of agility and contingency planning in their global supply chain strategies. Now,...
With the potential of a government shutdown looming on October 1, 2023, the transportation industry must brace for possible impacts. Drawing from past shutdown experiences, here are key considerations and proactive measures transportation professionals can take: Despite these challenges, it’s important to remember that freight will continue to move even during a government shutdown. However,...
The importation and exportation of goods to and from U.S. insular possessions and customs territories involve specific requirements that vary based on the destination. Understanding these distinctions is crucial for businesses to ensure compliance with customs regulations. U.S. Customs Territories U.S. Insular Possessions Exceptions Exporting to Insular Possessions and Customs Territories In summary, companies dealing...
In the fast-paced world of global trade, staying informed about the latest customs and trade policy developments is crucial for businesses. Here are some recent significant updates that could impact your supply chain strategies: Adapting to Policy Changes These developments underscore the need for businesses to continuously monitor and adapt to the evolving regulatory landscape....
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