51 posts tagged with “Customs”

Learn how new EU low-value import duties are pushing Temu toward local fulfillment—and how shippers should redesign inventory placement and landed-cost data.

Give trade compliance specialists versioned shipment data, structured exception queues, and audit-ready evidence instead of disconnected spreadsheets.

As tariff enforcement targets suspected transshipment through more than 40 countries, importers need shipment-level evidence connecting origin, production, routing, and customs data.

Private AI can accelerate customs research, but every classification and duty recommendation needs traceable evidence, human approval, and version control.

New forced-labor tariffs replace expiring Section 122 duties. Learn how a shipment-level transition file controls rates, exemptions, evidence, and release decisions.

The EU's PPWR limits PFAS in food-contact packaging from August 12, 2026. Here is a practical compliance plan for exporters, importers, and logistics teams.

Mexico's new customs rules show why cross-border teams need shared shipment definitions before documents, values, and broker instructions drift apart.

Cross-border e-commerce growth is making customs data, landed-cost visibility, parcel handoffs, and return-path control as important as delivery speed.

Canada's forced-labor enforcement shift shows why importers need supplier evidence, origin data, product classification, and customs documentation ready before enforcement changes land.

China’s cross-border e-commerce logistics market is growing fast, but customs data, overseas warehouses, parcel consolidation, and returns are making paperwork speed a real service differentiator.