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Nov
2019
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How do you classify your Thanksgiving
How do you classify your Thanksgiving Early morning wake up call, Brooks running shoes laced up, and hundreds, if not thousands (depending on your location) of running fanatics, donning colorful tutus and silly turkey outfits, all lined up for yet another 5K Turkey Trot. Meanwhile the kitchen is humming with activity as the non-running crowd [...]
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11
Nov
2019
Supply Chain: Risky Business
Supply Chain: Risky Business Never is your supply chain as important as when you no longer have access to it. Even the smallest business realizes the impact of losing just one step of the chain. One weakness in a link can often mean a breakdown of the entire chain. These disruptions and delays can have [...]
14
Oct
2019
How to Become a US Customs Broker
How to Become a US Customs Broker Are you looking to expand your current position in the import and export field? Maybe you are interested in starting a new career in this area. Becoming a custom broker can be very rewarding, challenging and will require constant learning. Becoming a licensed customs broker can open many [...]
02
Oct
2019
How to Become an Exporter in 5 Simple Steps
How to Become an Exporter We are often asked where to begin the process of getting into the import export business. Most of our clients are either practicing trade compliance or are working for an existing company and not tasked with establishing a program. However, for those of you who are looking to start an [...]
19
Sep
2019
The Importance of Trade Compliance
Trade Compliance Training Compliance: noun /kəmˈplʌɪəns/ the action or fact of complying with a wish or command. the state or fact of according with or meeting rules or standards. "all imports are in compliance with regulations" Synonyms: Obedience to, accordance with, observation of, adherence to, "the company's compliance with international law" It sounds simple enough, [...]
Tags: CBP, Customs, Documents, Export, Import, International Trade, Regulations, Trade Compliance, Training, USA,
17
Sep
2019
Trade Customs Rulings & Decisions – The “Sobro” a Smart Coffee Table
The Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is a state’s body. Vested with the power and authority to issue custom legal rulings. It also deals with other legal decisions that relate to the importation of merchandizes. The rulings enable the international trade community to understand how the CPB will treat a prospective carrier transaction or import. [...]
06
Aug
2019
Door Stud Rolling into International Markets
FARGO — Doors are starting to open for Door Stud. The firm, based at North Dakota State University’s Research and Technology Park, sells a unique dolly system that allows one or two people to quickly and safely move and install doors. Door Stud's tool — on the market since April 2018 — is sold online [...]
24
May
2019
Why Trade Matters
The US is in a full-blown “trade war” with China. The possibility of tariffs on goods from Mexico, combined with other trade actions by the Trump administration, could send the entire US economy off the rails. The Federal Reserve is already looking at ways to prevent this disaster in the making. History teaches that global [...]
02
May
2019
Business Can Strengthen the U.S.-Mexico Relationship
For all the talk of tension between the U.S. and Mexico, we remain close friends and neighbors with mutual interests, common challenges, and interdependent economies. For more than a century, U.S. and Mexican companies have worked together to drive investment, create jobs, and promote prosperity on both sides of the border. Trade with our neighbor [...]
01
May
2019
Letters of Credit in Business Transactions
In most of the world and, indeed, in much of the United States the parties to a transaction often do not know each other and are concerned that the transaction will not proceed without problems. The manufacturer or supplier is concerned that it will not be paid for goods or services rendered. The buyer is [...]