GHY discusses changes to international trade regulations and explores cutting-edge compliance strategies.
Posted November 15, 2018
Under Announcements & News, Canadian Customs Issues, GHY Blog, GHY International, U.S. Customs Issues
In order to eliminate HS Classification complexity, we offer you our Classify Tool, which provides answers instantly, accurately, and consistently. Check out our tutorial on how to utilize the power of this tariff classification tool. Continue Reading
Posted November 06, 2018
Under International Trade Issues, Trade Compliance News, U.S. Customs Issues
As part of an effort to modernize the handling of certain low-value imports, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has announced that beginning next year all commercial truck shipments containing “Section 321 merchandise” will be required to file an advance electronic manifest. Continue Reading
Posted November 01, 2018
U.S. Customs says it plans to focus on four major areas aimed at “further enhancing the agency’s security posture, modernizing import and export processes, improving our trade intelligence, and maximizing efficiencies,” according to a recently published “Trade Strategy 2020” that it says “provides a framework for our priorities within CBP’s overarching mission to provide trade security, enforcement and facilitation.” Continue Reading
Posted October 24, 2018
Under Case Studies, GHY International, Trade Compliance News, U.S. Customs Issues
Linda Zyvoloski – LCB and Senior Customs Associate of GHY USA, Inc. provides insight into how you, as an importer of goods into the USA can ensure and maintain your Customs Bond Sufficiency, which is vital in ensuring your goods clear Customs. Continue Reading
Posted October 22, 2018
Under International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Trade Compliance News
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will be conducting a one-hour webinar this Thursday afternoon to provide food facility operators and other mandatory registrants with information regarding the 2018 biennial registration renewal period that kicked off at the start of October and ends on December 31, 2018. Continue Reading
Posted October 19, 2018
The Trump administration this week announced launch of a fast-track process for separate trade deals to expand business with three markets whose combined trade in goods and services with the United States tops $1.5 trillion. The ambitious trade agenda reflects the White House’s stated desire to grow trade and investment through a bilateral rather than multilateral approach as it aims to resolve “unfair” trading practices and shift focus to opening markets for U.S. exports. Continue Reading
