By CBP’s own definition, the ultimate consignee is the party in the U.S. to whom the overseas shipper sold the imported merchandise, or if the merchandise has not been sold the ultimate consignee is the party whom the overseas shipper consigned the imported merchandise to, or if the merchandise has not been sold or consigned […]
Can anyone share their compliance proceures on how they deal with CITIES requirements under Fish and Wildlife.
Can someone please send a copy of the 2006 HTS and OGA flag list for US Customs?
Can the membership give some examples of provisos they may have received on Department of State agreements. I’m looking for some sanitized versions to use in training.
Do any members have procedures on handling imports of animal products that may be subject to Fish and Wildlife (FWS) or CITES regulations that they would be willing to share?
Has any of the members filed for duty refund for imported merchandise long after it has cleared customs because imported decided to remove it from sale due to possible minimum health hazard? No OGA had issued a recall. Removal from market was importer-driven decision. If so, what is the procedure?
For members who participate in the USDA sugar reexport program, how do they handle reporting to USDA changes in formulas/BOM for their exported products? Do you update USDA on a quarterly basis or more frequently? What do you do if the formula/BOM changes more than once in a quarter?
Does anyone have a cheat sheet / listing of the various sanctions for the countries subject to OFAC sanctions? For example, what is restricted to/from: Balkans, Belarus, Burma, Cote D’Ivorie, Cuba, Iran, Liberia (Chas.Taylor), Dem. Rep. of Congo, North Korea, Sudan, Syria, and Zimbabwe?
