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Suspended: Tariffs in Section 301 DST Investigations

On May 2, The U.S. Trade Representative announced the conclusion of the Section 301 investigations of Digital Service Taxes(DSTs) adopted by Austria, India, Italy, Spain, Turkey, and United Kingdom.[...]

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Tariff Classification is a critical component of the import customs declaration, find out more about who is responsible for deciding the tariff number and best practices.[...]

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Demurrage vs. Detention

Learn more about the difference between Demurrage and Detention fees.[...]

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FEMA Removes Items from Restricted Export List of Certain Medical Supplies and Equipment

CSMS #47857356 Information for Exporters with a Surplus of Medical Supplies and EquipmentFEMA has updated the list of restricted items as of May 19, 2021.Effective immediately, the following are no longer restricted from export under FEMA’s Temporary Final Rule (TFR):Industrial[...]

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Fish & Wildlife Service: June 11th Deadline to Object to Shipment Data Release

This notice impacts importers and exporters of wildlife specimens and flora for business use or on behalf of an individual(i.e. a broker) and file U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Declaration for Importation or Exportation of Fish and Wildlife (Form 3-177)[...]

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Wild-Caught Shrimp Harvested in Mexico or Finland Not Permitted After May 31

CSMS #47852994 The Department of State has suspended the certification of Mexico pursuant to Section 609 of Public Law 101-162. Finland has voluntarily withdrawn its request for certification. Therefore, shipments of wild-caught shrimp harvested in Mexico or in Finland with a Date[...]

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Aluminum Import License Required for Entry on June 28

The U.S. Department of Commerce confirmed an import license will be required for certain aluminum imports beginning June 28. The requirement has previously been delayed.For more information, refer to 86 FR 27513 & Aluminum Import Monitoring webpage [...]

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Filing EEI information with U.S. Customs is a very important part of what a designating filing agent or freight forwarder may be tasked with when handling export shipments. It is very important to have...[...]

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Beware of Cross-Border Insurance Gaps

Learn about the pitfalls of over-the-road insurance for products going to Mexico from the U.S.[...]

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