Calling all small and medium-sized exporters: The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) wants to hear about trade barriers that make it harder for you to export to the European Union (EU). Your comments will be considered as the US and EU negotiate on a wide-ranging trade and investment agreement. We strongly encourage export clients to…
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It's a question often asked following a supply chain disaster. A massive safety recall bankrupts a company. A supplier of a single sourced component unexpectedly closes its doors. A vessel sinks in the middle of the ocean, along with 20 containers of an importer's high valued goods. This is the same question that often leads…
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Use this decision tree to help you determine the correct country of origin for goods from a NAFTA country (United States, Canada, or Mexico). This tool is for educational purposes only. U.S. importers should always consult with an expert, such as an international trade lawyer or customs broker, before attempting to make NAFTA claims. Determine…
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When it comes to Incoterms, U.S. importers and exporters often choose DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) for their shipments because it’s what they’ve always used. Until something goes wrong, most business are unaware of the negative consequences that can stem from using DDP. Here are just a few examples of how a DDP shipment can do…
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We've updated this checklist to include the new 600 series Export Control Classification Numbers (ECCN). Attend our upcoming seminar, Building Your Export Compliance Program, to receive a program-ready, limited edition of this form. When any of the following Red Flag Indicators have been identified and follow-up inquiries have not satisfactorily resolved doubts, you should not…
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One of the big changes at U.S. Customs in the last five years is that they now rely on the Automated Targeting System (ATS) to screen inbound shipments. Data is fed to the system through various channels, including AMS, ISF, Customs entry, law enforcement, and other sources that Customs refuses to reveal. The system assigns…
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Rochester's International Business Council Presents: Go Global Export 101 Seminar 10/2 at Geneseo College, Geneseo NY Event Description: Network with Trade Experts & Learn: How to Use Local Resources to Establish International Sales Channels Tips on International Shipping Logistics How To Enter Foreign Markets: Entry Modes & Resources Trade Finance 101 Insights from Local Business…
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Twitter lets you tap into the pulse of any topic, connecting you to the very latest and greatest. When it comes to Mohawk's line of work, there are a few twitter users that break the mold. Here's a list of twitter users you won't want to miss. 1. FDA @US_FDA Covers the latest updates to…
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The government of China recently announced a new value added tax (VAT). Beginning August 1, a 6% VAT will be levied on top of every local charge in China. This charge will be assessed in local currency on that portion of the freight invoice paid in China. Outbound shipments under prepaid terms and inbound shipments…
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Export controls exist to protect the national security of the U.S. It's up to the Bureau of Industry & Security to enforce our export control laws. They focus on companies and individuals who engage in the export of controlled commodities, software, and technology. Their agenda is simple: What's the end use of exported item? Are…
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