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The objective of this webinar is to present the customs regulations of the new Central American Uniform Customs Code and its regulations, known as CAUCA and RECAUCA IV, which were approved by the Central American integration bodies in 2008.

What you’ll learn in this webinar:
Current state of negotiations
Customs implications of Brexit
UK proposal for post Brexit transition
General UK specific questions and new customs tariff

Description:
Air and Ocean Transportation Session

Topics to be discussed: 
Define Incoterms Rules 2020
List the Cost Components
Understand the Risk and Cost Transfer

What You’ll Learn in This Webinar?

-Current state of negotiations
-Customs implications of Brexit
-UK proposal for post Brexit transition
-General UK specific questions and New customs tariff

Description:
Transcon and Cross Border Session

In order to compliantly declare product to Customs and Border Protection, retailers must execute several functions, all with short lead times. These include soliciting product detail well upstream of importation, and converting that product information into usable data to confirm classification and admissibility of merchandise into the U.S. market. A number of hurdles exist that may prevent this from happening. These include short lead times, uncooperative vendors, complex and diverse product mixtures, and competing internal priorities.

What You’ll Learn in This Webinar?

-Current state of negotiations
-Customs implications of Brexit
-UK proposal for post Brexit transition
-General UK specific questions and New customs tariff

What you’ll learn in this webinar:
Limitations of Carrier Liability
Risk Mitigation - How can I mitigate my Risk?
Cargo insurance - How can I Remove Risk?
The Internet of Things: Harnessing Technology in the Supply Chain

-Current state of negotiations
-Customs implications of Brexit
-UK proposal for post Brexit transition
-General UK specific questions and New customs tariff

Description:
Export Compliance Session

The purpose of this seminar is to educate on the movement of cargo from the point of origin to the ultimate destination. Having an understanding of all the parties that participate in your supply chain will better prepare you to navigate the, at times, intimidating world of logistics.

Description:
Import Compliance Session

CBP updated the CTPAT program to include a number of new Minimum Security Criteria that must be addressed by importers. In addition to the current security criteria, CPB added sections on Security Vision, Cybersecurity, Seals, Agriculture issues, and more. They have further enhanced the existing sections regarding Procedural Security and Personnel Security because of several major maritime security incidents in 2019. We will review the new MSC, and the elements that must be included in a Security Profile when applying for or maintaining an importer’s participation in the program.