Incoterms 2010 Webinar
Webinar Download Webinar [.WMV 71 MB] Requires the latest version of Windows Media Player Handouts Quiz [pdf] International Worksheet [pdf] Domestic Worksheet [pdf]
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HighTech, BioChem, and University R&D Vulnerable to Deemed Export Violations
When technical details, designs, software, etc. related to an export controlled item are shared with a foreign national, it’s considered a deemed export by the U.S. government. Even if the sharing takes place on U.S. soil—it’s still considered a deemed export. An export license is usually required in these cases, unless the foreign national has…
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Returned Mail Could Soon Wreak Havoc on Your Continuous Bond
Office moves can be quite stressful. So many details to manage, not to mention all those change of address notifications. For importers, it’s crucial to have up-to-date address information on file with U.S. Customs. Beginning next month, importers will have additional incentive to promptly notify Customs of updates to their address. Customs recently announced that…
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Cold Weather, Other Factors Won’t Dampen Trucking Rates
The recent cold snaps across the northern part of the United States have not only affected the ocean ports as we recently reported, but it has also had a devastating effect on the long haul truck load market. Although the driver shortage has been reported many times over the last couple of years by Mohawk…
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Trucker Strike at Port of Vancouver
Unionized container truck drivers are picketing today at the Port of Vancouver, Canada, after their union rejected a mediated deal over the weekend. The deal, if it hadn't been rejected would have sent them back to work today. Read more at CBC News
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