…Border Protection (CBP), antidumping or countervailing duties (AD/CV) collected during this seven year period will be distributed to certain U.S. domestic companies, as the Federal Register notice states here. How…
…non-tariff trade barriers, as they pledge to slash tariffs on imports. Big businesses support this agreement, as a reduction on tariffs is in the plan. Products produced overseas and shipped…
…includes procedures for U.S. importers exporters manufacturers consolidators cross border highway carriers domestic highway carriers (in the U.S. and abroad) Despite the fact that CBP has labeled this a “draft”…
…you could include in your process to check for any such requests. Do I know of agreements to refuse or actual refusals to do business with Israel or with blacklisted…
…is the first step in ending the months’ long delays at West Coast ports that have so negatively impacted shippers across the country. PMA Press Release Rich Roche is Vice…
With dozens of container ships at anchor outside U.S. West Coast ports, there still appears to be no budging from either side of ongoing labor negotiations between the Pacific Maritime…
…labor) over the contested issue of chassis maintenance and repair. This is a significant step towards reaching agreement on contract negotiations that have been ongoing since last May. Union laborers…
Mexican motor carriers may now conduct long-haul cross-border services in the U.S., the Department of Transportation (DOT) announced in a 1/9 press release. This announcement comes on the heels of…
…States, effective as of December 1, 2014. A mutual recognition agreement between the United States’ C-TPAT program and another country’s customs program—in this case Singapore’s Secure Trade Partnership (STC)—certifies that…
…until now. There have been some recent reports of CBP looking back as far as the beginning of 2012 for transactions that have serious ISF issues. This is a sure…
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