On: August 9, 2017 By: David Noah
The air waybill (AWB) is a document that controls the routing of an exporter’s cargo while it is in the hands of the air carrier or a consolidator. The air waybill is a contract for carriage; however, the air waybill cannot be negotiated.
On: August 7, 2017 By: Roy Becker
Letters of credit often call for export documents with interesting conditions, such as the presentation of a full set of ocean bills of lading. In order to present a full set of documents, you must first know what comprises a full set.
On: July 25, 2017 By: Lisa Nemer
Enter your dangerous goods information into Shipping Solutions export software to save time and improve the accuracy of your IATA and IMO DG documents.
On: November 9, 2016 By: David Noah
A small typo on your export documents could cost your company more than you would imagine. Follow these 4 steps to avoid potential export problems.
On: September 20, 2016 By: Lisa Nemer
Here are some simple talking points to help people understand the complex and important topic of shipping dangerous goods.
On: July 8, 2016 By: Joseph A. Robinson
When responding to an export sales inquiry, make sure you follow these 15 steps to create your export sales proposal or proforma invoice.
On: June 8, 2016 By: David Noah
The Trans-Pacific Partnership is an important accord that all U.S. exporters should be familiar with—here’s how it will help you.
On: June 3, 2016 By: John Goodrich
Customs advises not to use simple preference criteria letter on the Panama Certificate of Origin unless the Free Trade Agreement allows for it.
On: April 29, 2016 By: Sue Senger
The CAFTA-DR Rules of Origin were largely modeled upon NAFTA, but U.S. exporters should pay close attention to some important differences.
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