…chain security programs of other countries*, we are seeing more foreign participants requiring their international trade partners to participate in their own country’s supply chain security program. Foreign manufacturers understand…
…equipment could not be returned or reused, compounding the problem. By the end of February, extended evening hours and weekend gates were added to clean up the mess. Still, not…
…to review the requirements for Hand Carried Goods, which are exempt from the e-Manifest requirement. Hand Carried Goods are defined as “goods being transported into Canada by a person other…
…that shifted to U.S. East Coast ports in 2002 (and never returned), there is still a chance for lockout or strike. Ocean carriers have yet to release their contingency plans…
When technical details, designs, software, etc. related to an export controlled item are shared with a foreign national, it’s considered a deemed export by the U.S. government. Even if the…
…able to service only half the number of loads they are tasked with. As the week winds down, so does the free time allotted by the terminals. An unprecedented number…
As of February 6, U.S. exporters are responsible for checking the newly created Foreign Sanctions Evaders List before engaging in international transactions. Read the Treasury Department’s introduction of this requirement,…
Here’s an end of the year reminder for anyone importing into the U.S. under a free trade agreement: An imported product doesn’t qualify for a free trade agreement simply because…
…prevent shipment delays and additional costs associated with a Customs exam, fumigation, or loss of goods due to destruction. Overview of ISPM 15 A form of the ISPM 15 standard…
…better understand these requirements, we’ve put together a children’s product labeling kit that clearly outlines when and how to apply choking hazard warnings and tracking labels. Download our free Children’s…
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