Accurate classifications today. Fewer surprises tomorrow. Classification errors can result in unexpected duty costs, compliance risks, and increased scrutiny. Join Michael D. Easton of Star USA, to learn when product classifications should be reviewed, how to identify common risk areas,…
Routed VS. Non-Routed Transactions
Routed VS. Non-Routed Transactions
March 8, 2022/
Know Your Role
A routed export transaction (RET) occurs when the foreign buyer of the goods contracts with a freight forwarder or other agent to export the merchandise from the United States.
In this webinar we'll explain the differences between routed and standard exports along with providing guidance on your role and how to properly avoid risk during a routed export transaction.
Topics Include:
- The ins & outs of RETs
- The role of US agents
- Processes & risk avoidance
- Forms required
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