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The cost of replacing damaged goods can put a serious dent in a company’s revenue stream. Likewise, it’s imperative that we protect our freight by observing safe, careful shipping practices each and every time we send a package out for delivery.
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Making the jump to international shipping is a huge step in the life cycle of any small business. By introducing your goods to an overseas market, you take a calculated risk that has the potential to utterly change the course of your company’s future.
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Managing the shipping logistics for a successful business can constitute a full time job in and of itself. Shipping markets are in a constant state of flux.
Read MoreCrucial Questions When Importing To Or Exporting From The US Whether importing or exporting to any of hundreds of international markets, it is critical that you work with someone who has the experience and backing to help you reduce the hassle, cost and time spent processing your shipments. When selecting a shipping partner, here are five crucial questions to ask.
Read MoreI’m sure you’ll agree that sometimes international shipping can be real hassle, especially when it comes to duties and taxes. Here's a good example:
Read MoreCommercial Invoice and EEI When shipping goods internationally a commercial invoice is required by most countries for non-document shipments. If your goods are valued over $2500usd an ITN # will need to be issued by filing your export information with the US government.
Read MoreWe often receive questions surrounding common documentation required when exporting from the US. The following shipping documents are commonly used in exporting, but specific requirements vary by destination and product. Shippers Electronic Export Information (EEI).
Read MoreI am sure that some of you will agree there are times that international shipping can be a hassle. Below we have provided some tips that will help when importing goods.
Read MoreATA Carnet (Temporary Admission or Merchandise Passport) is an international customs document that simplifies customs procedures by using it as the entry document in place of customs documents for temporary importations. A Carnet is not always needed for temporary entry but when used for the right situation when shipping internationally is very useful.
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This story is an addition to the story titled "Is A License Needed To Export". Are your goods controlled?
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Whether you need an export license or not, it will be determined by the nature of the goods being exported, the destination concerned and the ultimate end-use of the goods. You may classify the item using the Commerce Control List (CCL) or write to the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) for a commodity classification ruling If a particular item is classifiable on the CCL, it likely will require a license for export, or re-export only to certain designated countries Items not specified on the CCL may generally be shipped without a license unless they are destined to an embargoed country, to an end-user of concern, or for restricted end-use If your item requires a license to be exported, you must apply to BIS for an export license.
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5 Ways to Save on Parcel Deliveries Here are some tips on saving time and money with your parcel deliveries. 1.
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10 Things to Consider when Shipping Internationally Reaching out to international markets can be a great source of new customers for your business. Below are a few points to consider when shipping internationally.
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