While Coronavirus-2019 (COVID-19) has most recently spread to other parts of the world including South Korea, Italy and Iran, latest reports from China are showing a decline in both new cases and deaths. This could mark the beginning of a “V” shaped recovery for cargo moving to and from China, which is the best outcome…
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We’re always proud to announce our people’s achievements. Congratulations, Lindsey, Kelsey, and Ginelle on your recent promotions! Lindsey Thomas has been promoted to Import Transportation Supervisor. Lindsey has been with us for over three years. She is located in our Syracuse, NY office. Kelsey Lindstrand has been promoted to Import Operations Manager. Kelsey is a licensed Customs…
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Singapore-based carrier Pacific International Lines (PIL) has recently announced plans to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific marketplace. Why They’re Exiting the Market In a February 14 statement, the company cited results from its recent strategic review as the primary driving factors for its decision, emphasizing their desire for a realignment of services and increased optimization of…
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The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) has announced the ninth set of Section 301 tariff exclusions for list 3. The exclusions will apply as of the September 24, 2018, effective date of the $200 billion action, to August 7, 2020. The exclusions include one ten-digit HTSUS subheading which covers 6 requests, and 46 specially prepared…
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The USTR has announced that additional tariffs—increasing to 15% from 10%—will be imposed on aircraft imported from the European Union, effective March 18, 2020. Other minor changes, such as the removal of prune juice from the list and the addition of butcher’s knives from France or Germany, will take effect March 5, 2020. If you…
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As most offices have returned to work, business in China is slowly ramping back up with limited staff. The disruption caused by coronavirus presents serious challenges that greatly impact predictability for a return to normal operations. Staying in touch with your supply chain partners is crucial. Here are some key questions to consider for preparing…
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CN rail has been forced to temporarily shut down significant parts of its Canadian network, due to the pipeline protesters. All traffic has been brought to a halt between Western and Eastern Canada to Prince Rupert, BC. Additional track shutdowns are expected over the next few days, unless the protests end. If this continues, there…
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Now that most of the labor force in China has returned to work, it is more important than ever to create a game plan for increased visibility into your supply chain. The disruption caused by coronavirus presents serious challenges that greatly impact predictability for a return to normal operations. Staying in touch with your supply…
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The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) has announced the ninth set of Section 301 tariff exclusions for list 1. The exclusions will apply as of the July 6, 2018 to October 2, 2020. The exclusions are reflected in four specially prepared product descriptions. The USTR has also adjusted tariff subheadings and made other "technical amendments"…
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The Security & Accountability for Every Port Act (or SAFE Port Act) signed into law by President Bush on October 16th, 2006 has been a longstanding beacon of safety for the United States’ supply chain and was a victory for U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). The SAFE Port Act has effectively secured the nation’s…
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