Import Classification: Who is Responsible?
Discover the intricacies of import classification and delve into the question of responsibility.
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Discover the intricacies of import classification and delve into the question of responsibility.
Discover the ins and outs of the Harmonized System (HS) for Import Classification in this comprehensive article.
Learn how to effectively classify textile goods for import with our comprehensive guide.
Learn how to classify your goods for import with this comprehensive step-by-step guide.
Discover why correct product classification is crucial for import compliance.
Nature is awe-inspiring. Which is why protecting it is so vital. In 1900, President William McKinley signed a law against wildlife trafficking. According to the Lacey Act, certain plants, fish, and wildlife are illegal to be possessed, transported, or sold for trade. In the following sections, we’ll discuss its relevance today. And how to comply … Read more
Nobody wants a visit from law enforcement for an avoidable offense. As an importer or exporter dealing in foreign trade, it’s good to stay up on Cuba sanctions. That way your business can access this market. The United States maintains limited engagement with the Cuban government. But there are exceptions to restrictive foreign affairs. And … Read more
Over 30 U.S. states allow patients to experience the effects of Kratom. Which leads to a question. If that’s the case, why does an online search turn up results like “severe adverse effects?” We’re glad you asked. Together, we’ll answer this question. Because truth is worth pursuing. What Is Kratom and Where Does It Come … Read more
Driving up to the Canada/US border, Steve took time to enjoy the stares. The dealer had mentioned it was an attention-getter. And he was right! Public roads would be a great testing ground for the brand new Canadian vehicle. Here is the ideal situation when importing a personal car. But to copy this success, you … Read more
Your marketing and sales departments are ready to promote the imports you’re expecting. There’s only one problem, the shipment never showed up at your warehouse! After it arrived, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) detained the items and held them at a Centralized Examination Station. A short phone call from their office 30 days later … Read more