On October 1, the FDA will open its portal where food facilities must renew their food facility registrations. All food facilities in your supply chains must submit a timely renewal - failure to do so will cause product to be denied entry into the U.S. Find out all the details here.
Soon you will be able to easily obtain current status, quantity information, and entry summary usage details on Certificates/Licenses or Visas that have been filed in eCERT. Find out all the details that you need to know here.
Exporter of Canadian softwood lumber into the US? Canada has officially filed notice that it will challenge, under CUSMA, the final results of the U.S. anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders on softwood lumber from Canada. Find out all these details here.
As an importer, how do you participate in eCERT 2.0 and claim applicable in-quota tariff rate of duty or the preferential duty rate under a tariff preference level (TPL) on your imports? Find out the answer to this and all details on the upcoming changes to eCERT that you need to know here.
Importer of goods from Taiwan into the U.S.? More specifics have been released regarding the 21st Century Trade Initiative between the U.S. and Taiwan. Find out all the details that you need to know here.
ACE account users will soon have the option to electronically view and track their outstanding refund status and history for all refunds processed. Find out all the details you need to know on the new CBP Refunds ACE Report here.
An examination is underway into how/if USMCA automotive Rules of Origin may have affected the U.S. economy and impacted U.S. competitiveness. Find out all the details you need to know here.
Exporter of Canadian softwood lumber into the US? The new duty rates are in, and Canada's responds. Find out all these details here.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently announced that it will be adjusting certain customs user fees and corresponding limitations to account for inflation. Find out all the details here.
Importer/exporter of fish or fish products? Find out all the details that you need to know on the potential of an upcoming change concerning the Certification of Admissibility (COA) to allow entry of these types of products into the United States, and how you can submit your comments on the proposed ruling.
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