Two Minutes in Trade

Are you using the incoterms as effectively as possible in your negotiations and contracts with your suppliers and customers?  For more information on this topic, listen to today's Two Minutes in Trade.  

A recent court case and customs decision illustrate that CBP must accurately reflect liquidation status in ACE, as long as it provides proper notice by posting on its website. This has important ramifications for importers and CBP alike.

Will any trade legislation get passed this year? What might Congress enact? Listen to today’s Two Minutes in Trade as we speculate on what might be on the horizon. 

It’s time for an upgrade to USDA’s manual paper tracking of foreign purchases of US agricultural land. Listen for more on today’s Two Minutes in Trade. 

Agencies can be slippery when meeting report deadlines, but Senators are holding NOAA Fisheries to seafood report mandates on SIMP. Listen for more on today’s Two Minutes in Trade. 

Man’s best friend is a critical component of CBP’s efforts to keep illegal drugs, etc out of the country and training just got easier with a Samsonite’s DAP of suitcases. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.  

A petition filed with the International Trade Commission (ITC) alleges that paper plates from China, Thailand, and Vietnam are being sold at less than fair value in the U.S. and are benefiting from countervailable subsidies.  Listen to today's Two Minutes in Trade for more information on this topic. 

New supply chain kinks are to be addressed in hearings by FMC and the House Transportation and Infrastructure subcommittee. Listen for details on Two Minutes in Trade.  

ExIm Bank has the mandate to help US exporters and special set-asides that may benefit small companies. Listen for details on Two Minutes in Trade. 

PROVE IT! The Senate Environment & Public Works moves bill requiring a study on certain industrial goods to show US goods have lower carbon emissions. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade.