ACE Portal Password Rules Changing
All Automated Commercial Environment Secure Data Portal account passwords now require a minimum of 15-characters. Find out the details.
Commerce Updates Regulations to Improve Trade Remedy Enforcement
Commerce Updates Regulations to Improve Trade Remedy Enforcement Trade Update • SEPTEMBER 27, 2021 The ...
21CCF & The Global Business Identifier Initiative
Find out more about an “Evaluative Proof of Concept” expected to be launched next spring to test three potential Global Business Identifiers that will eventually replace the current Manufacturer/Shipper Identification Number.
Effective Oct. 1, Lacey Act Declaration Required for New Wood Pallets
Although new wood pallets will require an import declaration starting Oct. 1, the requirement will not apply to used, recycled, or reclaimed pallets or to pallets, empty or under load, that are used to carry goods imported into the U.S.
What You Need to Know About U.S. Goods Returned
CBP has issued updated guidance outlining the responsibilities of importers and customs brokers when filing duty-free claims under subheading 9801.00.10 for U.S. and foreign goods returned, along with the documentary requirements for such claims.
Drawback Transition to CBP Centers of Excellence & Expertise
Effective August 15, 2021, the drawback program and Drawback Specialists have been transitioned from designated Ports of Entry (Chicago, Houston, New York/Newark, and San Francisco) to the Centers of Excellence and Expertise.
U.S. Customs User Fee Changes Effective October 1, 2021
U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently announced that it will be adjusting certain customs user fees and corresponding limitations to account for inflation.
CBP Answers FAQs About USMCA
Get the answers to questions that are frequently asked by importers and exporters about a range of issues concerning various provisions of the USMCA.
U.S. Issues Updated Xinjiang Supply Chain Business Advisory
The new advisory urges U.S. businesses to exit supply chains connected to Xianjing and warns that those who do not “could run a high risk of violating U.S. law.”
USTR Extends Sec. 301 Tariff Exclusions for Certain COVID-Related Products
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative announced today that it will extend certain Section 301 tariff exclusions on products used to treat COVID-19 through September; these exclusions were previously set to expire on March 31, 2021.
