Paying Antidumping Duties twice? There’s a Fix for That.

If your goods are subject to antidumping duties, you’re going to want to check out a new guide on Customs and Border Protection’s website. This must-read publication explains how to submit a non-reimbursement certificate on time so you don’t pay antidumping duties twice. Importers can submit this certificate on paper or electronically via the Automated…

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What a National Freight Program Could Look Like

Repairing bridges, filling pot holes, paving highways. These are the activities that typically come to mind when we think about national transportation spending. There's a new spending bill making its way through congress that may toss another element into the mix: moving freight. The bill, known as MAP-21, introduces the concept of a national freight…

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Logistics Company Expands Buffalo Office; Adds 4 Employees

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CHEEKTOWAGA, NEW YORK, 5 MARCH 2012—Mohawk Global Logistics, a Syracuse-based company, has expanded its Buffalo sales office to a full service branch today, adding four employees to accommodate its growing clientele. The company will offer local import and export businesses a complete portfolio of logistics services, including Customs brokerage, international and domestic…

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Fuel Increase for Asia to US & Canada

Client Alert Trans-Pacific ocean carriers have announced a fuel increase, effective April 1, for Asia to U.S. and Canada trade lanes. We've listed the increases below. All amounts are in USD. West Coast $23 per 20ft $28 per 40ft $32 per HC $36 per 45ft $1 per cbm of LCL East Coast $24 per 20ft…

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A Look Inside Our New HQ

Renovations are complete for the building housing Mohawk's Syracuse office and corporate headquarters at Hancock International Airport in North Syracuse, New York. For those of you who haven't had a chance to see the new office, here's a quick look at 123 Air Cargo Road.

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Trucking’s Brawn, Your Bottom Line

Like a bodybuilder preparing for competition, the U.S. trucking industry is getting stronger by the day, with companies making bold moves to meet growing demand. Trucking companies are citing a drop in cancellations and an uptick in trailer backlogs as signs of growth in demand for their services. Motor carriers are planning to buy more…

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Common Export Documents

Your cargo rides on paper. Check with your customer to find out what forms are required and use a freight forwarder to help you prepare the forms. The following are commonly used export documents that may be required depending on the rules of the U.S. government or importing country. Bill of Lading A receipt and…

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US Customs Delays New Seal Standards for C-TPAT Members

Creating a tamper-proof container seal is a lot harder than it looks. U.S. Customs is delaying implementation of new ISO 17712-2010 high security seal standards because laboratories cannot meet the tamper evidence requirement. The ISO is working on revising the standards. Until this recent announcement, U.S. Customs had been encouraging all C-TPAT members to use…

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