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CARM RPP Requirement

Reminder: Importers will be required to post financial security (bond or cash deposit) come May 20, 2025. Security will become the responsibility of the importer at this time.
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Solely Focused on Customs Brokerage & Global Trade Services

Serving the Global Trade Needs of North American Companies for Over a Century

For North American Importers, GHY focuses on Customs Brokerage and Trade Compliance. Unlike other Customs Brokers, this is all that we do. We Free Trade™ so you can focus on running and growing your business.

Why GHY?

Focused on Customs Brokerage

When you’re shipping goods across the world, you need a partner who knows the rules and regulations inside out. We provide seamless and cost-effective services so that you can get your products to your customers quickly, safely, and timely.

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Trade Updates

We’re more than just a customs broker – we’re knowledge leaders. Stay informed with regulatory changes as they happen and sign up for our Trade Updates.

Guidance on Executive Order Issued to Prevent Tariff Stacking on U.S. Imports

CBP has issued updated guidance implementing Executive Order 14289 to prevent tariff stacking on certain imported articles. Effective retroactively to March 4, 2025, the order establishes a clear prioritization framework for five overlapping trade measures, including Section 232 and IEEPA-based tariffs. Importers are advised to follow the duty application sequence outlined by CBP and may request refunds on entries that were subject to improperly stacked duties.

Guidance on U.S. Energy Imports from Canada (Updated)

An updated list of Canadian energy and energy-related resources is now available (May 15, 2025). This update supplements earlier guidance issued by CBP regarding the 10% additional tariff under HTSUS 9903.01.13, effective March 4, 2025. As previously noted, Canadian-origin energy products that do not qualify under the USMCA are subject to this additional duty. Products that meet USMCA origin criteria remain exempt, and CBP continues to encourage importers to seek binding classification rulings where eligibility is uncertain.

Entry Type 86 (T86) Guide

The Future of De Minimis is Here

Discover how T86 is reshaping e-commerce cross-border trade and learn how to stay ahead in the evolving landscape.

Trade Guides

Discover Answers to Your Trade Questions

Expert knowledge on a wide array of relevant topics such as CARM, USMCA/CUSMA, Customs Bonds, Becoming an NRI, White Papers on Trade Compliance, Importing Vehicles and much more.

Trade Tools

Discover our proprietary tools that will optimize your trade

Section 301 Search

Verified.

With the help of our simple search tool, you can quickly and easily determine if your goods are subject to the Section 301 tariffs.

GHY Classify

Instant. Accurate. Consistent.

Our AI-powered Classify tool will help you identify your tariff classification and assess your customs risk, timely and precisely.

Where in the World is our GHY Blue Guy?

Wherever your travelling, be sure to take your GHY Blue Guy with you. Find out all the details on who are Blue Guy is and how to get your pictures on the “Where in the world is our Blue Guy” Google Map!

Who We Are

Over 120 Years. Four Generations. One Border.
Our Vision

To be One Border, One Broker™ for North America Importers

Before computers and the Internet, before the Wright brothers’ first flight at Kitty Hawk, even before the first North American automobile, George Henry Young founded GHY to unbind the chains of supply and help traders prosper.

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