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.
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.
Shipping Boats Internationally
Shipments like yachts are valuable investments, and a misinformed decision can lead to significant losses.
The Ongoing Red Sea Attacks
The Red Sea is one of the most significant waterways in international trade. It connects to the Suez Canal, one of the most crucial artificial passages for shipping.
Cargo Surge In U.S. Ports
Different situations internationally are causing many to expect a cargo surge in U.S. ports in the coming weeks.
Shipping In The Mississippi River
Shipping in the Mississippi River is vital to the U.S. economy, bringing in over $405 billion annually.
Tankers Facing A New War
A current conflict between Venezuela and Guyana may result in tankers facing a new war soon.
Suez Canal Gaining U.S. Exports
While agricultural exporters tend to use the Panama Canal to reach Asia, delays force many to switch to the Suez Canal.
Shipping Oversized Cargo Internationally
Compared to the shipment of regular-sized goods, shipping oversized cargo internationally has been known to be more difficult. Not only are the safety measures different, but the overall transportation logistics differ.
How to Import Construction Materials
While importing may seem attractive, there are many precautions that the shipper must take beforehand. This article will be a brief introduction to bringing construction cargo to the U.S.