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Documentos para liberación aduanal
En A1 Worldwide Logistics te explicamos qué documentos necesitas para una liberación aduanal efectiva y de confianza.
Importing Avocados into the U.S.
Before bringing avocados into the U.S., a shipper must understand that they must follow various rules and regulations.
CBP Are Tightening E-Commerce
The CBP is cracking down on low-value e-commerce imports to prevent shippers from exploiting the de minimis rule.
Container Rates Still Rising
Different global factors have contributed to the rise in container rates, including the scarcity of available space. Along with the Panama Canal drought and the US-China trade war, the Red Sea crisis significantly adds to the surge.
No usar un agente de aduanas con licencia
En el envío internacional, no contar con un agente de aduanas con licencia puede afectar adversamente al remitente y la liberación aduanal. Un agente de aduanas con licencia (CHB, Customs Broker, por sus siglas en inglés) es una persona o empresa que ha obtenido licencia de la Oficina de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza de los Estados Unidos (CBP, por sus siglas en inglés). La licencia permite a la persona o empresa actuar como intermediario entre el importador y las autoridades aduaneras.
Importing Olive Oil To The U.S.
There are numerous things shippers should know before bringing olive oil into the U.S. It is essential to understand the various regulations for importation.
Ensuring A Successful Importation
Many things may go wrong during importing which can result in monetary loss or loss of the cargo. This article will explain what can go wrong when importing and give tips to ensure a successful shipment when starting.
Incoming Container Fee Disputes
The FMC is expecting a surge in container disputes due to the rerouting of shipments to other ports. Shippers that rely on the Port of Baltimore will soon have to pay extra to have their imports enter through different ports.
Importing Cars from Japan
Understanding the regulations for bringing Japanese cars into the U.S. is essential. For example, almost all 1997 or newer Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) cars are illegal to import into the U.S.