…per diem charges would start to accumulate for importers, as terminals would become overwhelmed with freight that couldn’t be moved in a timely manner. Available containers would be buried among…
…to ever move cargo from Asia to the U.S. Since then we’ve seen a steady erosion of freight rates (more than 60%) to what might be a new record low….
…of China over the next several days. Shipping delays should be expected for freight moving in and out of these areas. China issues highest-level alert as Chan-hom heads for south-eastern…
…to a different country, such as Russia. If a freight forwarder’s office/address is listed as the export’s final destination, you are required by law to investigate the situation further. Do…
…a freight forwarder to file their Electronic Export Information (EEI) in AES. By obtaining these records directly from Census, exporters have the advantage of seeing exactly what Census sees, including…
…Import Coordinator Deb Sanders, Executive Assistant Kelsey Polanski, Import Team Leader Kim Allen, Office Manager Lynde Folsom, Import Coordinator Mary Sacco, Senior Export Coordinator Michelle Sardella, Senior Marketing Communications Specialist…
…the necessary supporting documentation and records to account for the imported goods, including the required proof of export/destruction Come learn more about TIB and other duty savings programs during one…
…manifests. ACE Portal: Features and benefits for ACE portal account holders, how to apply, and how to check the status of your application. Periodic Monthly Statements: Introduction to this accounting…
…is expected to hit the hardest. Due to the severe weather conditions, Mohawk clients may encounter delays for freight coming in or going out of Hong Kong and southern China….
…to ratchet up sanctions against Russia. The first wave of sanctions came in March with the annexation of Crimea. In response, President Obama issued the first of three Executive Orders,…
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