13 Jun
Beginning August 1, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will implement new requirements for dogs entering the United States, as announced by U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s
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13 Jun
Commercial shipping traffic at the Port of Baltimore is anticipated to return to normal levels next month following the channel's complete reopening this week, which marked the first time since
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13 Jun
In May, a significant milestone in global trade efficiency was celebrated with the deployment of the Electronic Certification System (eCERT) in the Republic of Korea. This innovative system is transforming
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11 Jun
Starting June 15, importers of hundreds of goods from China will face increased costs as the Biden administration has chosen not to renew Section 301 tariff exclusions for these products.
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06 Jun
In a recent legal victory, U.S. importer Water Pik has successfully avoided Section 301 duties on its electromechanical oral hygiene devices imported from China. This outcome follows Water Pik's challenge
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06 Jun
Handling organic shipments that are returned to the U.S. can be a complex process, especially when the foreign exporter lacks an organic certificate for the product. Here’s a comprehensive guide
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05 Jun
For the first time, an Israeli shipping company is establishing a logistics center in the United States, providing importers and exporters in Israel with the ability to store and manage
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03 Jun
Canadian Minister of National Defense, Bill Blair, has announced a significant investment of up to $2.58 billion to acquire and maintain a new fleet of logistics vehicles for the Canadian
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30 May
USDA Steps Up Efforts Against Illegal Plant Trafficking This fall, APHIS will announce the schedule for the next phase of the Lacey Act declaration implementation: Phase VII. Importers need to
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