CBP: Upcoming Discontinuation of DIS for Outbound Cargo Declarations

CBP: Upcoming Discontinuation of DIS for Outbound Cargo Declarations

On December 1, 2025, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will retire the Document Image System (DIS) as a method for submitting outbound cargo documentation. After this date, CBP will no longer accept CBP Form 1302A (Cargo Declaration), CBP Form 168, or any supporting outbound manifest documents through DIS. Carriers and vessel agents must instead submit outbound cargo information either via approved hard-copy filings or electronically through the Electronic Export Manifest (EEM) using Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) within the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE). This change is intended to streamline processing and standardize outbound cargo reporting.

Read More

Related Posts

WH: Executive Action on Customs Enforcement

The White House has issued an executive action related to customs enforcement and import compliance. The order directs federal agencies to update procedures for verifying importers, addressing potential duty violations, and expanding enforcement capabilities. It also calls for improvements in operational transparency across customs processes. The stated goal is to revise and update enforcement practices…

CBP: Discovery at JFK Leads to Arrest and Weapons Seizure in Kansas City

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at John F. Kennedy International Airport identified suspicious activity that prompted a wider investigation linked to Kansas City. The investigation resulted in an arrest and the seizure of weapons connected to the case. CBP continues to work with law enforcement partners to disrupt illegal weapons trafficking and protect public…

CA: Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement Signed

Canada and Indonesia have signed a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement to strengthen trade and economic cooperation between the two countries. The agreement has received Royal Assent and is expected to enter into force following the completion of remaining implementation steps. The partnership will support increased market access, investment opportunities, and closer economic collaboration between Canada…

EU: Mercosur Interim Trade Agreement Now in Effect

The European Union and Mercosur countries have implemented the Interim Trade Agreement effective May 1. The agreement includes updated trade provisions and Rules of Origin requirements for participating countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay. The agreement is intended to support stronger trade relations and improve market access between the participating economies. Additional information is…