WCO Enhances Crossborder Ecommerce to Simplify Global Trade

WCO Enhances Crossborder Ecommerce to Simplify Global Trade

The World Customs Organization (WCO) actively participated in the UNCTAD E-commerce Week, focusing on streamlining cross-border e-commerce processes to promote inclusive global trade growth. The WCO contributes to building an efficient, secure, and convenient cross-border e-commerce ecosystem by focusing on four key areas, collaborating with international organizations, and embracing the digital future. These efforts aim to inject new impetus into global economic growth. The WCO's involvement highlights the importance of customs administrations in facilitating and securing the rapidly evolving landscape of e-commerce.

North American Firms Use Trade Data to Boost Revenue

North American Firms Use Trade Data to Boost Revenue

This paper explores how foreign trade companies can leverage the BuzzFile business intelligence platform and U.S. customs data to accurately develop customers in the North American market. It focuses on building customer profiles using the business intelligence platform, verifying purchasing behavior with customs data, and integrating these resources to improve customer development efficiency. The paper also highlights relevant risks and compliance recommendations to help foreign trade companies achieve business growth in the North American market. The integrated approach aims to provide a more targeted and effective customer acquisition strategy.

U.S. Destination Port Operational Process Explained

U.S. Destination Port Operational Process Explained

This article provides a detailed overview of the operational processes at U.S. destination ports, covering pre-clearance of containers before arrival and the cargo pickup process. It emphasizes the necessary information and documentation required for various pickups. Additionally, it analyzes the tracking systems used when utilizing third-party trucking services and the characteristics of dedicated trucking, offering readers a deeper understanding of cargo transportation at destination ports.

Classification of Hanger Materials and HS Code Analysis

Classification of Hanger Materials and HS Code Analysis

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the HS code classification for wooden, metal, and plastic hangers. It highlights the distinction between hangers and drying racks, which are subject to different tax codes in customs. The code for wooden hangers is 4421.1000, while plastic hangers fall under 3926, and metal hangers require selecting between codes 7326 and 7326.