A temperature-sensitive shipment does not cease to be temperature-sensitive when the aircraft lands. In many ways, arrival begins one of the most important parts of the journey. For freight forwarders and customs brokers, temperature-sensitive cargo may need to move through airline recovery, transfer, breakdown, Customs or Partner Government Agency review, staging, release, and final pickup. …
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Regarding compliance, no issues are hotter now than country of origin and compliance with trade remedy programs like Sections 301 and 232. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) stepped up enforcement, targeting shippers who try to avoid duties under IEEPA or other programs, making Global CFS’s Centralized Examination Station a powerful tool for compliance. For …
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