A Comparison Tool for Evaluating Global Risk.

In our ever-connected world, protecting trade data information from competitors has become increasingly important. When an item is imported or exported, it is required that ocean carriers file ocean manifest data to the Federal Maritime Commission. Chapter 19 § 103.31 of the Customs Revenue Function outlines the particular information that is made available, and to whom. Importers and Exporters, however, are permitted under a provision in 19 CFR 103.31(d) to file a request to keep their ocean manifest data confidential.

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If you are a manufacturer involved in North American trade, leveraging the benefits of the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement) is important to reduce tariff costs for you and your North American trading partners. It is also important to meet the qualifying requirements when certifying your goods for USMCA. Obtaining country of origin records from suppliers is an essential part of the recordkeeping requirements under the Agreement. The USMCA Supplier Solicitation How to Guidebook provides detailed instructions on how to set up and implement an annual supplier solicitation process to acquire the required USMCA records needed to be compliant.

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