FTZs are specialized locations where shippers can import, re-export, manufacture, and store shipments with limited involvement of customs agencies.
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.
Importing Flowers Into The U.S.
Floral products can be more challenging to bring into the U.S. than other imports. Along with the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) requirements, shippers must follow regulations from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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.
What Is Omnichannel Logistics?
Omnichannel logistics have numerous benefits for the customer, company, and other parts of a supply chain.
Importing During Chinese New Year
During the holiday, ports, shipping companies, and factories limit operations or shut down, which can cause supply chain disruptions.
Shipping In The Mississippi River
Shipping in the Mississippi River is vital to the U.S. economy, bringing in over $405 billion annually.
Ocean Shipping Rates Spiking
Rates for specific shipments from Asia to the U.S. West Coast have surged over 50% at the start of 2024.
Conflict Is Growing Airfreight
Businesses and shippers are seeing no end to the Gaza war and are seeing an impact on cargo movement.
Not Using a Licensed CHB
In international shipping, not using a licensed CHB can adversely impact the shipper and customs brokerage.