Europe Brexit countdown #5 - What is the deal status?Greg Maddaleni
UPS Europe Customs Brokerage and Customs Affairs will provide an update on Brexit and review what are the possible outcomes as the October deadline approaches
U.S. tariffs update and tools to address themGreg Maddaleni
The tariffs remain in place with the potential for an increase in some tariff rates, an expansion of applicable items or both. Please join us as we provide the latest update and also cover various available mechanisms, including duty drawback, FTZ and financing options, that can potentially soften the tariffs impact.
The proposed USMCA is set to replace the current NAFTA agreement. How will change trade for a company doing business across the U.S., Mexico, Canada zone? What is the possible means of passage? We will also address how to take advantage of the benefits and to alert on any disadvantages.
US 301 Tariffs update: list 4 and ways to help mitigateGreg Maddaleni
UPS Customs Brokerage provides an update on the current situation regarding U.S. tariffs, including what are the possible outcomes for the imposition of a new List 4 of Section 301 tariffs
This webinar from UPS discusses recent developments in global trade policy. It covers major trade agreements and negotiations including the USMCA replacing NAFTA, Brexit, US-EU talks, and US-China trade tensions. Panelists from UPS provide context on trade policies and their potential impacts. The webinar aims to help participants understand ongoing changes and explore options for their businesses to navigate trade risks and opportunities.
Duty drawback allows companies to claim a refund on import duties, fees, and taxes paid on goods brought into the U.S. if those goods are later exported. There are two main types of duty drawback: manufacturing drawback applies when an imported item is manufactured into a different exported item, and unused merchandise drawback applies when an imported item is exported without changes. Recent legislation expanded eligibility for duty drawback claims by allowing for broader substitutions of goods and increasing the claims filing timeline to five years. Working with a duty drawback specialist can help companies navigate the paperwork required to claim refunds on eligible exports.
The document provides guidance on how businesses can prepare for Brexit by making changes to customs processes and systems. It recommends that companies register as an Economic Operator, possibly become Authorized Economic Operators certified, and register as a Registered Exporter. It also advises updating IT software for customs data, assessing customs guarantee requirements, and training staff on new customs rules. The document outlines factors to consider regarding customs clearances, VAT recovery, and compliance with future customs audits between the UK and EU.
Europe Brexit countdown #5 - What is the deal status?Greg Maddaleni
UPS Europe Customs Brokerage and Customs Affairs will provide an update on Brexit and review what are the possible outcomes as the October deadline approaches
U.S. tariffs update and tools to address themGreg Maddaleni
The tariffs remain in place with the potential for an increase in some tariff rates, an expansion of applicable items or both. Please join us as we provide the latest update and also cover various available mechanisms, including duty drawback, FTZ and financing options, that can potentially soften the tariffs impact.
The proposed USMCA is set to replace the current NAFTA agreement. How will change trade for a company doing business across the U.S., Mexico, Canada zone? What is the possible means of passage? We will also address how to take advantage of the benefits and to alert on any disadvantages.
US 301 Tariffs update: list 4 and ways to help mitigateGreg Maddaleni
UPS Customs Brokerage provides an update on the current situation regarding U.S. tariffs, including what are the possible outcomes for the imposition of a new List 4 of Section 301 tariffs
This webinar from UPS discusses recent developments in global trade policy. It covers major trade agreements and negotiations including the USMCA replacing NAFTA, Brexit, US-EU talks, and US-China trade tensions. Panelists from UPS provide context on trade policies and their potential impacts. The webinar aims to help participants understand ongoing changes and explore options for their businesses to navigate trade risks and opportunities.
Duty drawback allows companies to claim a refund on import duties, fees, and taxes paid on goods brought into the U.S. if those goods are later exported. There are two main types of duty drawback: manufacturing drawback applies when an imported item is manufactured into a different exported item, and unused merchandise drawback applies when an imported item is exported without changes. Recent legislation expanded eligibility for duty drawback claims by allowing for broader substitutions of goods and increasing the claims filing timeline to five years. Working with a duty drawback specialist can help companies navigate the paperwork required to claim refunds on eligible exports.
The document provides guidance on how businesses can prepare for Brexit by making changes to customs processes and systems. It recommends that companies register as an Economic Operator, possibly become Authorized Economic Operators certified, and register as a Registered Exporter. It also advises updating IT software for customs data, assessing customs guarantee requirements, and training staff on new customs rules. The document outlines factors to consider regarding customs clearances, VAT recovery, and compliance with future customs audits between the UK and EU.
What is the bottom line impact regarding the various lists of the Section 301 tariffs? What options does an importer have to adjust to them? Our panelists will evaluate the details of Section 301 and review what response options are available.
In the second year of the Trump presidency, what has changed in U.S. trade policy and what does that mean for a company that participates in international trade? We will address these questions and provide an update on where NAFTA, KORUS and U.S. trade policy toward China are heading.
This document outlines a webinar presented by UPS on importing goods into the European Union from Asia-Pacific countries. The webinar agenda includes discussing UPS's customs brokerage capabilities in Europe, the EU single market and customs union, the Union Customs Code, upcoming regulatory changes, and Brexit. A panel of customs experts from UPS Europe provide an overview of the topics and answer questions from webinar participants.
The document summarizes a webinar presented by UPS on preparing for Brexit with five months remaining. It discusses how the EU, UK, and UPS are preparing for Brexit. The EU is preparing by publishing notices to help local administrations and hiring additional customs officials. The UK is passing legislation to address areas like transportation, labeling, medicines, and importing/exporting. UPS is preparing by understanding the impact on its supply chains and customers. Businesses are advised to understand customs changes, consider 'no deal' planning, and register for EORI numbers.
Duty Drawback – The new regulations and what they meanGreg Maddaleni
This document provides an overview of changes to United States drawback law under the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015 (TFTEA). Some key changes include allowing 8-digit substitution of imported and exported goods for drawback claims, extending time limits for claims from 3 to 5 years, eliminating certificates of delivery, and allowing harbor maintenance and merchandise processing fee refunds for manufacturing drawback claims. The document reviews these and other amendments to drawback law, and implications for importers, exporters, and manufacturers claiming drawback.
2019 UPS Tradenomics Series: Brexit: What is the deal? Greg Maddaleni
UPS will provide an update on the status of Brexit as the official March 29 to March 30 transition approaches. UPS will also share best practices for traders regarding this transition..
This document outlines 10 steps companies can take to guide themselves through changing trade landscapes and rising tariffs: 1) Assess the full impact of new tariffs; 2) Verify product classifications; 3) Validate product origin, work content, and valuation; 4) Ensure customs finances are in order; 5) Consider using foreign trade zones or bonded warehouses; 6) Investigate duty drawback eligibility; 7) Evaluate domestic and free trade agreement suppliers; 8) Explore filing exclusion requests from tariffs; 9) Consider supply chain restructuring or reshoring; and 10) Stay informed on trade policy changes. The service provider offers assistance with each step to help companies mitigate financial effects of new tariffs.
UPS Update on US Steel and Aluminum Section 232 TariffsGreg Maddaleni
This document from UPS provides information about US tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. It states that in March 2018, presidential proclamations imposed additional tariffs of 25% on specific steel imports and 10% on specific aluminum imports from most countries. It outlines the criteria goods must meet to qualify for the tariffs and lists exempted countries. It also discusses implications for goods in foreign trade zones, free trade agreements, and the process for applying for import exclusions.
U.S. Duty Drawback changnd, becoming more streamlined and flexible, potentially making it available to more importers as a cost effective, pragmatic way to recoup and reduce total duty expense.
Has your company yet investigated this opportunity?
Does your Company Understand How to Export into MexicoGreg Maddaleni
Guest speakers from the U.S. Commercial Service and the Small Business Administration, provide an overview of existing programs supporting businesses looking to export. Furthermore, we share current trends in e-commerce in Mexico and what products does UPS have available to support small, medium and large businesses looking to export into Mexico.
Welcome back to our third annual trade policy review that investigates government policies impacting trade. We will also evaluate tools and options available to a trader to take advantage of opportunities or alleviate possible negative impacts.
We will review changes to CTPAT and what they mean for current participants as well as for companies considering CTPAT.
UPS Customs Brokerage, Import, Export, Trade, Trade Regulations, Duties, Customs Clearance, STTAS
CBSA's CARM project is a multi-year initiative designed to modernize and streamline the collection of tax and duty for goods imported into Canada. We will review the program and what is means for the Canadian importer.
This webcast covers key changes to importing and trading between the UK and EU from January 1, 2021. It discusses the potential outcomes of ongoing UK-EU negotiations, including a deal, no deal, or extension. In a no deal scenario, WTO rules would apply, resulting in customs declarations, duties, and other restrictions. A free trade agreement could reduce barriers but still require new import and export processes. The presentation reviews changes to UK import tariffs, trade remedies, VAT rules, and other areas that businesses need to prepare for when trading between the UK and EU starting in 2021.
Free Trade Agreements from Around the WorldGreg Maddaleni
Perhaps you are familiar with free trade agreements (FTA) that pertain to your home country or your region of the world. Is it possible that other regional agreements, where your country is not a participant, have some sort of an impact on your business, be it positive or negative?
What U.S. Importers Need to Know about Forced Labor in the Supply ChainGreg Maddaleni
This document is a presentation by UPS that discusses forced labor and social compliance. It notes that globally over 25 million people are victims of forced labor, including 4.1 million imposed by government authorities. It provides definitions of forced labor and social compliance. It outlines recent legislation aimed at combating forced labor, including forced labor from North Korea. It discusses steps Customs and Border Protection has taken to block shipments involving possible forced labor and to issue requests for information to importers. The presentation provides recommendations and resources for importers to minimize the risks of importing goods produced with forced labor.
UPS Customs & Trade Compliance and STTAS, a UPS company, will provide the latest information regarding Export Compliance, and provide key insights pertaining to companies who export.
This document provides an overview of UPS Capital and its risk mitigation products and services. It discusses the risks faced in today's global supply chains from disruptions and losses. It then summarizes UPS Capital's suite of insurance, financing, and other solutions that can help companies mitigate supply chain risks, enhance cash flow, and securely accept payments. These include cargo insurance, inventory financing, trade credit protection, and more. The document also notes UPS Capital's presence in over 20 countries and its significance as a driver of profits for UPS.
This webcast presentation discusses Brexit and the next steps following the UK's withdrawal from the EU on January 31, 2020. It provides an overview of the key agreements between the UK and EU, including the revised Northern Ireland protocol, revised withdrawal agreement, and revised political declaration. It outlines what will change on January 1, 2021, when the transition period ends, such as new customs procedures, import tariffs, and regulatory checks. The presentation also discusses how businesses can prepare for these changes and how UPS is preparing its own operations.
What is the bottom line impact regarding the various lists of the Section 301 tariffs? What options does an importer have to adjust to them? Our panelists will evaluate the details of Section 301 and review what response options are available.
In the second year of the Trump presidency, what has changed in U.S. trade policy and what does that mean for a company that participates in international trade? We will address these questions and provide an update on where NAFTA, KORUS and U.S. trade policy toward China are heading.
This document outlines a webinar presented by UPS on importing goods into the European Union from Asia-Pacific countries. The webinar agenda includes discussing UPS's customs brokerage capabilities in Europe, the EU single market and customs union, the Union Customs Code, upcoming regulatory changes, and Brexit. A panel of customs experts from UPS Europe provide an overview of the topics and answer questions from webinar participants.
The document summarizes a webinar presented by UPS on preparing for Brexit with five months remaining. It discusses how the EU, UK, and UPS are preparing for Brexit. The EU is preparing by publishing notices to help local administrations and hiring additional customs officials. The UK is passing legislation to address areas like transportation, labeling, medicines, and importing/exporting. UPS is preparing by understanding the impact on its supply chains and customers. Businesses are advised to understand customs changes, consider 'no deal' planning, and register for EORI numbers.
Duty Drawback – The new regulations and what they meanGreg Maddaleni
This document provides an overview of changes to United States drawback law under the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015 (TFTEA). Some key changes include allowing 8-digit substitution of imported and exported goods for drawback claims, extending time limits for claims from 3 to 5 years, eliminating certificates of delivery, and allowing harbor maintenance and merchandise processing fee refunds for manufacturing drawback claims. The document reviews these and other amendments to drawback law, and implications for importers, exporters, and manufacturers claiming drawback.
2019 UPS Tradenomics Series: Brexit: What is the deal? Greg Maddaleni
UPS will provide an update on the status of Brexit as the official March 29 to March 30 transition approaches. UPS will also share best practices for traders regarding this transition..
This document outlines 10 steps companies can take to guide themselves through changing trade landscapes and rising tariffs: 1) Assess the full impact of new tariffs; 2) Verify product classifications; 3) Validate product origin, work content, and valuation; 4) Ensure customs finances are in order; 5) Consider using foreign trade zones or bonded warehouses; 6) Investigate duty drawback eligibility; 7) Evaluate domestic and free trade agreement suppliers; 8) Explore filing exclusion requests from tariffs; 9) Consider supply chain restructuring or reshoring; and 10) Stay informed on trade policy changes. The service provider offers assistance with each step to help companies mitigate financial effects of new tariffs.
UPS Update on US Steel and Aluminum Section 232 TariffsGreg Maddaleni
This document from UPS provides information about US tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. It states that in March 2018, presidential proclamations imposed additional tariffs of 25% on specific steel imports and 10% on specific aluminum imports from most countries. It outlines the criteria goods must meet to qualify for the tariffs and lists exempted countries. It also discusses implications for goods in foreign trade zones, free trade agreements, and the process for applying for import exclusions.
U.S. Duty Drawback changnd, becoming more streamlined and flexible, potentially making it available to more importers as a cost effective, pragmatic way to recoup and reduce total duty expense.
Has your company yet investigated this opportunity?
Does your Company Understand How to Export into MexicoGreg Maddaleni
Guest speakers from the U.S. Commercial Service and the Small Business Administration, provide an overview of existing programs supporting businesses looking to export. Furthermore, we share current trends in e-commerce in Mexico and what products does UPS have available to support small, medium and large businesses looking to export into Mexico.
Welcome back to our third annual trade policy review that investigates government policies impacting trade. We will also evaluate tools and options available to a trader to take advantage of opportunities or alleviate possible negative impacts.
We will review changes to CTPAT and what they mean for current participants as well as for companies considering CTPAT.
UPS Customs Brokerage, Import, Export, Trade, Trade Regulations, Duties, Customs Clearance, STTAS
CBSA's CARM project is a multi-year initiative designed to modernize and streamline the collection of tax and duty for goods imported into Canada. We will review the program and what is means for the Canadian importer.
This webcast covers key changes to importing and trading between the UK and EU from January 1, 2021. It discusses the potential outcomes of ongoing UK-EU negotiations, including a deal, no deal, or extension. In a no deal scenario, WTO rules would apply, resulting in customs declarations, duties, and other restrictions. A free trade agreement could reduce barriers but still require new import and export processes. The presentation reviews changes to UK import tariffs, trade remedies, VAT rules, and other areas that businesses need to prepare for when trading between the UK and EU starting in 2021.
Free Trade Agreements from Around the WorldGreg Maddaleni
Perhaps you are familiar with free trade agreements (FTA) that pertain to your home country or your region of the world. Is it possible that other regional agreements, where your country is not a participant, have some sort of an impact on your business, be it positive or negative?
What U.S. Importers Need to Know about Forced Labor in the Supply ChainGreg Maddaleni
This document is a presentation by UPS that discusses forced labor and social compliance. It notes that globally over 25 million people are victims of forced labor, including 4.1 million imposed by government authorities. It provides definitions of forced labor and social compliance. It outlines recent legislation aimed at combating forced labor, including forced labor from North Korea. It discusses steps Customs and Border Protection has taken to block shipments involving possible forced labor and to issue requests for information to importers. The presentation provides recommendations and resources for importers to minimize the risks of importing goods produced with forced labor.
UPS Customs & Trade Compliance and STTAS, a UPS company, will provide the latest information regarding Export Compliance, and provide key insights pertaining to companies who export.
This document provides an overview of UPS Capital and its risk mitigation products and services. It discusses the risks faced in today's global supply chains from disruptions and losses. It then summarizes UPS Capital's suite of insurance, financing, and other solutions that can help companies mitigate supply chain risks, enhance cash flow, and securely accept payments. These include cargo insurance, inventory financing, trade credit protection, and more. The document also notes UPS Capital's presence in over 20 countries and its significance as a driver of profits for UPS.
This webcast presentation discusses Brexit and the next steps following the UK's withdrawal from the EU on January 31, 2020. It provides an overview of the key agreements between the UK and EU, including the revised Northern Ireland protocol, revised withdrawal agreement, and revised political declaration. It outlines what will change on January 1, 2021, when the transition period ends, such as new customs procedures, import tariffs, and regulatory checks. The presentation also discusses how businesses can prepare for these changes and how UPS is preparing its own operations.
U.S. Export Compliance: New U.S. Government rules that could impact your expo...Greg Maddaleni
U.S. Export Compliance: New U.S. Government rules that could impact your export business
UPS Customs & Trade Compliance and STTAS, a UPS company, will help explain the potential impact of recent changes to U.S. Dept. of Commerce (EAR) export rules
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The document discusses how e-commerce and international trade are growing opportunities for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Belgium. It notes that the Belgian e-commerce market is booming, with the number of online shops growing by 5,000 per year. Additionally, the number of SMEs exporting goods has increased by 2% over the last 12 months. The document also presents information on UPS's expanding network of Access Points, which allow packages to be delivered and picked up at alternate locations beyond the home.
This document discusses managing risk in the global supply chain. It notes that supply chains have become increasingly global, relying on suppliers and buyers across the world. It then summarizes some key risks in global supply chains, including natural disasters, political unrest, and transportation issues. The document cites statistics showing that the majority of companies experience supply chain disruptions and those that do can face significant negative financial consequences. It emphasizes that proper risk mitigation involves identifying, prioritizing, and developing plans to address risks, and recommends considering insurance to help mitigate risks.
Importing into the U.S. Basic Training: Part OneGreg Maddaleni
The document is a presentation by United Parcel Service (UPS) that is confidential and intended for employees and customers only. It states that the presentation provides information only and is not legal advice, and that UPS owns certain trademarks. It contains blank bullet point slides and notes that the material in the presentation should not be relied upon for business or legal decisions without consulting an expert, as UPS does not provide customs or legal advice. UPS disclaims all representations and warranties regarding the information in the presentation.
This document discusses changes to US export and import regulations and processes. It notes that US agencies are now requiring more detailed line-item data for imports and exports, to more closely match import requirements. Several agencies have begun accepting export data through the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) system. Shippers are at risk of fines if export filings are not updated for any rerouting or other changes. Options discussed to avoid penalties include using a consultant or managed service provider to help with export classification, licensing, and filing.
Customs Brokerage Basic Training: Reasonable Care ConceptsGreg Maddaleni
US Customs & Border Protection issued an Informed Compliance Publication titled: Reasonable Care (A Checklist for Compliance). This webinar will discuss the major fundamental reasonable care concepts, the framework upon which the trade community is to assess and align their compliance processes.
UPS uses big data and analytics to optimize its delivery operations, reducing costs and improving efficiency. By analyzing data from its vast information infrastructure, UPS can forecast demand, plan optimized routes, and monitor performance in real time. This has allowed UPS to reduce fuel consumption and emissions by millions of units while improving service levels. UPS aims to advance in predictive and prescriptive analytics to further optimize operations and gain competitive advantages.
In Naples on the 28 of February Cofindustria has organized an event around Industry 4.0. UPS presented some illustration regarding the role of the Supply Chain
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Le B2B e-commerce va doubler dans les prochaines années, en France. Avec son facteur humain, la Supply Chain y joue un rôle essentiel, en rendant tangible tout le parcours digital.
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The document discusses UPS's cryogenic shipping service for biologics. It notes that the global biologics market is growing significantly and will reach nearly $300 billion by 2020. UPS's cryogenic shipping service, called UPS Temperature True Cryo, uses specialized packaging to maintain stable cryogenic temperatures below -150 Celsius during transportation in order to safely ship temperature-sensitive biologics. It provides shipment tracking, monitoring, and intervention capabilities to help ensure shipments arrive safely.
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This document discusses how industrial manufacturers can improve customer service. It notes that while customers demand strong after-sales support, few manufacturers make it a priority. The document then shares how Sealed Air partnered with UPS to improve field technician efficiency. By consolidating warehouses and using UPS's network, Sealed Air reduced technician drive time, gave customers faster repairs, and lowered operating costs while maintaining high customer satisfaction.
What to Expect With Brexit Under One Year AwayGreg Maddaleni
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This webinar will dig into the reality as it continues to emerge and inform what is most important to an importer or exporter in order to able to address it.
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