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FTA Rules of Origin: Breaking Down Misconceptions & Confusion Rules of Origin (ROO) are the fine print most familiar to people when it comes to Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). These rules dictate whether a product qualifies for preferential tariffs, but…
Trade Policies Can Make or Break Businesses: How to Prepare With Trump’s second term reigniting the potential for a trade war with China, businesses relying on global trade need to prepare for new challenges. From increased tariffs to supply chain…
The Challenge: Struggles to Keep Up I’m often reminded of this exemplary spotlight on how compliance can make or break a business’s operations. A tier-one automotive supplier with annual imports valued at $280 million across 14 countries found itself in…
Key Concerns for Business Leaders & Decision Makers As businesses brace for another wave of trade policy shifts under President Trump’s second term, one question looms large: How do we navigate these changes without taking a major hit? New tariffs…
In the intricate realm of international trade, importers shoulder the responsibility of ensuring compliance with a plethora of regulations enforced by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Central to this obligation is the concept of exercising “reasonable care.” Here I’ll explore the significance of reasonable care for importers, its role in import compliance, and strategies for implementation.
In the intricate realm of international trade, importers shoulder the responsibility of ensuring compliance with a plethora of regulations enforced by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Central to this obligation is the concept of exercising “reasonable care.” Here I’ll explore the significance of reasonable care for importers, its role in import compliance, and strategies for implementation.
Nic Arters Director, Star USA As our Star USA team ramps up to next year, I can’t help but reflect on the trade compliance landscape of 2024. The global trade landscape shifted with new regulations, evolving sanctions, and technological advancements,…
In the realm of international trade, importers must adhere to a myriad of regulations set forth by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to ensure compliance with customs laws. In cases where errors or omissions are identified, the Prior Disclosure…
In the dynamic landscape of international trade, exporters must navigate a labyrinth of regulations set forth by the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) to ensure adherence to export control laws. When facing potential violations or errors in export transactions,…
Export sanctions and embargoes are governmental measures imposed to restrict or prohibit the exportation of goods, services, or technologies to certain countries, entities, or individuals. These measures are typically enacted for various reasons, including national security concerns, human rights violations,…
In an era where supply chain security is paramount, the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT) certification stands as a beacon of trust and reliability. Let’s explore the significance of CTPAT certification, its benefits for businesses, and how it enhances the…
In the complex landscape of international trade, the concept of “country of origin” holds profound implications for businesses and consumers alike. Let’s explore why this aspect is crucial, its impact on trade dynamics, and its role in shaping consumer perceptions.…
In the intricate landscape of international trade, export licenses play a pivotal role in ensuring compliance with regulations and fostering responsible business practices. Let’s delve into the fundamentals of export licenses and why they matter. Introduction: Export licenses are official…
