The author feels that enough has been written on the LED topic. See here and here. Yet, LawCustoms statistics indicate an interest of our visitors to this topic. Additionally, our…
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Few years back, we published a list of links that U.S. based international trade community should check prior to engaging in a transaction. Time has come to update the list…
Members of international trade community know that harmonized tariff schedule is construed according to the principles of General Rules of Interpretation (GRIs). GRI 1 states that “classification shall be determined…
BIS extended a helping hand to the exporting community in interpreting somewhat archaic definition of the “specially designed” clause that is used throughout the Commerce Control List. The clarification opportunity…
In the Corning Gilbert Inc. v. U.S., importer asked the Court of International Trade for an opinion about Customs and Border Protection (CBP) role in enforcing decisions of other agencies. …
When Customs and Border Protection (CBP) takes action that the importer does not like (e.g. seizes its merchandize, denies preferential trade agreement, etc.), the importer believing in the legitimacy of…
Next customs broker license examination is scheduled for April 7, 2014. As many prospective examinees shift their gears towards successful outcome, our Office is pleased to share a portion of…
Imposition of antidumping duties is a popular trade tool in the modern WTO regime. When it comes to People’s Republic of China, asking the U.S. government to impose antidumping duty…
International trade community interests are frequently driven by practical concerns of immediate consequences. Many LawCustoms visitors bring their particular interests, such as savings that can be realized from a particular…
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) scrutiny over intellectual property rights (IPR) is on the rise. CBP reports on seizures are increasing and the agency begins incorporating IPR issues in the…