Section 301 Tariff Refund: Eligibility and How to Apply
The USTR has only renewed 164 exclusions to Section 301 tariffs, making importers of those goods still eligible for refunds. Learn how a customs broker can help...
Section 321 Shipments: De Minimus and Duty-Free Imports
Tax-free imports are nice, but getting them means following specific rules. Learn about Section 321 provisions that allow you to import merchandise duty-free to...
Do I Need A Customs Broker?: Getting Expert Assistance
Many first-time importers don't know when they need a customs broker. Fortunately, knowing when and when not to hire a customs broker is easier to determine tha...
Importing Organic Food Into The US: The Definitive Guide
There are a variety of CBP and USDA regulations involved in importing organic food to the U.S. Learn more about what you need to know to complete your organic i...
Importing Plywood to the USA: ‘Wood’ You Know What to Do?
New sources for plywood and other wood products are needed to meet growing demand. See how imported plywood may be the key to your next import venture....
How to Get A Customs Bond: A Guide for New Importers
If you're a new importer, it's critical that you know how to get a customs bond. Learn more about how to get one and how a licensed customs broker can help simp...
What is a Manifest Hold? (And How to Avoid One)
Importers can have manifest holds placed on their shipments for failing to file an ISF on time, missing documents, or incorrect information. Learn more about ma...
CBP Confidentiality Request: Protecting Company Privacy
CBP confidentiality requests can be used to stop the release of important manifest information. Learn how to protect your import data from competitors....
Importing Rosewood: How to Comply with CITES and the USDA
When importing rosewood into the United States, it is essential to understand the regulations set by both the USDA and CITES. This guide will help ensure you co...
