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Importation of Textiles Into the United States

The U.S. is one of the largest global markets for imported textiles used in the manufacture of furniture, clothing, and accessories. However, the importation of such products is not always easy and often takes time. You’ll need to take legal precautions per laws and trade barriers before importing textiles into the U.S. In this article, […]

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ICAO rules change has major implications for all-cargo air exports

Sobel Network Shipping and our newest acquisition Sunshine Services International are both TSA-certified Indirect Air Carriers. For shippers, this means that we have a mandatory security program in place which we must follow when receiving, handling and transferring freight to airlines for international and domestic air transportation. The details of these programs cannot be shared […]

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Importance of Inventory Management Optimization

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic,  supply chains were typically fairly dependable. However, one thing that 2020 did was drive home the fact that inventory optimization has been overlooked for some time and is more important than ever before. When COVID19 first struck, the impact was staggering with  8 trillion dollars worth of goods held up […]

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Commerce deploys monitoring system for aluminum imports

Beginning June 28th and modeled after the Steel Import Monitoring and Analysis System, the Commerce Department will begin collecting aluminum licenses on May 27th for articles subject to safeguard measures. On May 27th, CBP deployed the Aluminum Monitoring and Analysis System, or AIM, enhancement to collect an aluminum license for articles subject to safeguard measures. […]

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Warehouse Automation For Successful Peak Seasons

With the increase of pandemic condition, the e-commerce growth rate of the USA has jumped to increase by 30 percent. Moreover, it also activated huge online retailers which weren’t even expected to come into being by 2022. In the case of the traditional shopping peaks, there’ll be tremendous foot traffic but having it done online […]

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Predicting the Future of Warehouse Automation

Nowadays, many lead players within the materials handling industry have stepped back to take a much more comprehensive look at not only their existing but future investments. Without a doubt, the first discovery that is being made is that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the crucial component to pushing the full power of automation. Thereby improving […]

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F&W have one week to request data redaction from FOIA requests

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has regulatory authority over certain plant and animal species which are imported and exported into the United States. Some declarations are a notification to the agency of what is being shipped – others are accompanied by permits for shipments that contain endangered species and require the approval of the […]

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IMPORTADORES DE MARISCOS CUIDADO: LOS REQUISITOS DE DATOS PODRÍAN ESTAR AUMENTANDO

La Oficina de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza y otras agencias gubernamentales han aumentado su atención sobre las fuentes de los productos importados que ingresan a los Estados Unidos por una multitud de razones, la mayoría de ellas de naturaleza ética y ambiental. Los importadores de productos conocen de primera mano estas restricciones, con estrictos regímenes […]

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Overcoming Supply Chain Corruption

Nowadays, everyone is on the hunt to reduce their logistics costs. Many take the cost-effective choice of building their manufacturing or distribution facilities in countries known to be cheaper. However, there are several things to consider before using such markets. Even if it is economically workable and beneficial to merge with a local firm, a […]

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Seafood importers beware: Data requirements could be ramping up

Customs and Border Protection and other government agencies have increased their attention on the sources of imported products coming into the United States for a multitude of reasons, most of them ethical and environmental in nature. Importers of produce know first-hand these restrictions, with stringent APHIS regimes dictating import eligibility based on potential hazards to […]

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