The EPA regulates substances that people and animals cannot consume or breathe in without risk of severe illness or death. Though this is a gross simplification, the statement illustrates how involved the EPA is in our daily lives and with our imports.
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What do cheese pizzas, closed-face sandwiches, cans, rabbits, and table salts have in common? They are all regulated by the FDA.
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Topics: Supply Chain Management, Customs Broker
When it comes to importing and exporting, Customs takes their job seriously, especially regarding Lacey Act violations. Civil and criminal penalties are severe for companies that violate its terms.
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Topics: shipping comliance, trade compliance, import compliance
Duty drawback can benefit companies when a drawback claimant adheres to all requirements. This means the claimant pays careful attention to detail, keeps accurate records, and follows procedural standards set by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
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Topics: Customs Consulting, Brokerage
