…the Antidumping Act of 1974 to prevent the sales of goods at a lower price than what the goods would be valued in the country of origin. If it is…
…importing country may request consultations with the exporting country. After such consultations, the importing party may impose duties of 25 percent for steel and 10 percent for aluminum in respect…
…its consultants and expanded its services by adding experts on Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT), Duty Drawback, and Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ). Beverley, herself, is one of the country’s…
…Trade (CIT), which sided with CBP. How Can Importers Be Sure? Importers can gain assurance by working closely with all their suppliers to ensure products not only bear the UL…
…Rail is preparing for all origin-facility ingates to close to empty Domestic and International shipments billed to Chicago, effective tonight 1/29 at 5pm. It is expected that much of the…
The 301 tariff announcements of last year resulted in extensive front-loading of cargo as importers across the country accelerated their supply chains to beat the January 1 deadline for customs clearance. …
…by Customs regulations, are suddenly being found to be insufficient as these new duties are sending duty liabilities for importers rocketing skyward. Updates to Surety Bond Coverage For importers working…
…their rules of origin. Note: The rules of origin allow a good to qualify under the USMCA. Other industries like the chemical industry will see an easing of rules to…
…conduct and other best practices? Does the U.S. importer conduct periodic compliance audits using in-house personnel or external audit professionals? Does the U.S. importer’s internal control process cover every level…
…tariffs. One steel importer stated they had a bond that went from $200,000 to $11 million, according to the JOC. To assist brokers, sureties, and importers, CBP will be sending…
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