…the U.S. and Mexico are subject to the following benefits as a result of the mutual recognition agreement: Faster validation process Fewer exams of cargo Common security standards Higher levels…
…carriers have announced a port congestion surcharge for cargo arriving at West Coast ports on or after November 17, 2014. Port Congestion Surcharge Amounts Equip. USD LCL cbm $20 20′…
…are crippling an already restricted flow of cargo. If they continue, we may see a repeat of the 2002 labor lockout for all ports on the West Coast. History has…
…wire, the port’s spokesman “estimated a few thousand employees, mostly longshore workers, were sent home Tuesday.” With that many longshore workers missing a shift, cargo delays are inevitable. Since the…
…evacuated on Monday as a precaution. Firefighters are still battling the blaze, which has been contained as of Monday night. Today’s terminal closures will only add to the mounting cargo…
…and how ACE will become the new primary system for processing import and export trade data by December 2016. ACE Import Capabilities: Details about ACE import manifest, cargo release, entry…
…through its Consumer Affairs & Dispute Resolution Services. The FMC’s Alternative Dispute Resolution services can be used for disputes involving commercial or personal cargo shipped internationally via an ocean vessel….
…and 774). That’s a lot of material! Now some cargo carriers are asking for exporters to confirm that they are abiding by European Union sanctions on Russia. So, what does…
…These three Incoterms rules transfer risk from seller to buyer when the goods are tendered to the first carrier, usually a trucking carrier. This shortens the seller’s exposure to risk,…
…longer than intended transit times and later ETA’s. Plan ahead for delays and book cargo early (2-6 weeks out). Dwell. Cargo arriving at U.S. West Coast ports, and then connecting…
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