Events

Temos o prazer de convidá-los para o nosso segundo Webinar sobre Novas diretrizes do Portal Único no processo de Importação (Free) na Terça-feira, 17/08/2021 às 10:00AM.

Expeditors is bringing in experts from the hottest markets in Asia to discuss opportunities and challenges that may lie ahead for your business. Our panelists from South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and North China are seeking your input on topic suggestions to cover during the event!

Head on over to our brief survey to submit your suggestions: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/26LVBTS

A Customs Bond is a requirement for companies to import goods into the United States. It ensures the importer will pay the necessary duty and fees for goods cleared through Customs. Now the question is -- do you understand what kind of bond you need, how much your bond should be for exactly or if there is a bond that might benefit you aside from a standard continuous bond? Come learn more with us and get all of these questions answered.

Please join us for this discussion on the basics of importing into the US. We will cover topics such as air freight in comparison to ocean freight, common logistics terminology, documentation, and insurance and liability implications throughout the life cycle of a shipment.

Learn from the experts about the next steps that Costa Rica will take regarding its main export product, medical devices. This round table will allow you to have a comprehensive vision presented by all those involved: Original Equipment Manufacturers, Multinationals, Suppliers, Foreign Direct Investment, Free Trade Zones and the Academy. Free Webinar in Spanish.

Junto con nuestros líderes de Producto Aéreo nos gustaría compartir algunas actualizaciones del mercado, cuáles son las tendencias y expectativas para los próximos meses en la industria de la carga aérea.

The World Customs Organization (WCO) makes significant updates to the Harmonized Schedule every five years. They have published a new series of amendments that will go into effect January 1, 2022, and the changes will have a global impact.

Each country that uses the Harmonized Schedule as the basis for its commodity identification system has to incorporate WCO amendments and adapt them into their respective systems. In the U.S., the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) has already published its proposed amendments to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS), and we are excited to help you understand how this will impact your business.
Join Expeditors as we:
• Break down the proposed HTS changes
• Illustrate potential impact by industry
• Review tangible action items you can start doing now to prepare

As part of the webinar, you will be provided with an Excel spreadsheet with a conversion chart of current HTS numbers and their potential equivalents.