New Aluminum Import Monitoring Requirements – Starting June 29, 2022
Importer of aluminum? Stay complaint, and find out about the upcoming new requirements regarding import licensing applications.
Importer of aluminum? Stay complaint, and find out about the upcoming new requirements regarding import licensing applications.
Importers and other businesses that supply goods to the federal government are to likely be impacted by new guidelines and an upcoming final determination, which will provide a clear definition to what it means for a product to be manufactured in the U.S. Find out all the details you need to know on recent developments, and how to submit comments to assist with the final determination.
Businesses that have been impacted by higher tariffs on imports, as a result of Section 232 and Section 301, can provide comments/written submissions to the USITC by August 23, 2022. Find out all the details on this opportunity, and how to submit your comments.
Application to participate in the Food and Drug Administration’s Voluntary Qualified Importer Program (VQIP) for fiscal year 2023 will close on May 31 for importers. Find out all the details on the program that you need to know, including eligibility and how to apply here.
Has your trade been impacted by CBP's increase in trade enforcement measures yet? Read on to find out all the details on the ever changing trade remedies and import facilitation of U.S. Customs.
The FDA will end its temporary policy of allowing the identity code UNK (unknown), in lieu of a 9-digit DUNS number for Food Importers under FSVP in the Entity Number field on entry forms. Find out all the details you need to know here.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection have published a wide variety of information on topics that may affect your trade, from secure trade lanes, to intelligent enforcement, we provide you with all their new resources here.
Are your goods to be included? Find out all the details on the upcoming Section 301 products exclusions to be reinstated.
Importer of textile and apparel goods into the U.S.? U.S. Customs issued new guidance regarding implementation of the Tariff Preference Level (TPL) provisions of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement with respect to certain textile and apparel goods entering into the United States. Find out all the details here.
Support for BRASS truck shipments will no longer be provided at specific ports participating in rollout of the Automated Commercial System Truck phase deployment. Find out all the details on these upcoming U.S. Customs Truck Manifest changes.