…you import bed linen or bedspreads your invoice must state whether or not they contain any embroidery, lace, braid, edging, trimming, piping or applique work? For certain products, Customs requires…
…their Customs broker with a truly complete product description or accurate country of origin because they don’t think they have to sweat the details. What they may not realize is…
…to set up the right program. Other companies may rely on the services and expertise of their freight forwarder or Customs broker to secure adequate coverage. Mohawk Global Trade Advisors…
…Either outcome would be disastrous for shippers. If a lockout is declared, union workers wouldn’t be allowed to report to work. If a strike is declared, union workers will not…
…customs clearance.” In addition to the increased informal entry limit, Customs will no longer require a formal entry for certain articles that were subject to absolute quotas under the Agreement…
…auditing, including links to accredited programs and associations that specialize in monitoring,’ 8. Report performance How to prepare and issue a public report Reducing Child Labor & Forced Labor Toolkit…
Congratulations to Chris Lindstrand, Syracuse Import Supervisor, and Carla Torrillo, Rochester Import Coordinator, for recently passing the Customs broker license exam. Passing the broker exam is no small feat. It’s…
If you’ve ever been curious about what happens when Customs visits factories abroad, check out the “Textile Teams” article in the latest issue ofFrontline Magazine. The article follows a group…
…your bottom line. Many readers only know Mohawk as an international forwarder/customs broker. Mohawk is more than that. We provide domestic logistics services too. Need help with the North America’s…
Client Alert We are happy to report that container terminals at the Port of New York and New Jersey are once again open for business, as of this morning, November…
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