Navigating through the international freight forwarding industry requires a knowledge of many local governments, international security requirements, and industrial standards. While becoming an expert in all the facets of shipping is an endeavor, these links can help provide the some of the most current and relevant information for international trade.
BIS (Bureau of Industry and Security)
U.S. Export Regulations
Carnet Information (US Council for International Business)
A Carnet is an international customs document commonly known as the Merchandise Passport that allows temporary importation into member countries without the payment of duties or value-added taxes (VAT).
CBP (US Customs and Border Patrol)
Customs & Border Control Enforcement Agency Information
CFR (Code of Federal Regulations)
U.S. Government Regulations Document
DOT (Department of Transportation)
U.S. Transportation Regulation Agency
EAR (Export Administration Regulations)
U.S. Export Regulations
European Commision for Transport
EU Transportation Information
FDA (Federal Food & Drug Administration)
U.S. Federal Food and Drug Consumer Protection Agency
Fedworld Federal Internet Resources
U.S. Federal Government Information
FMC (Federal Maritime Commission)
U.S. International Maritime Regulatory Agency
FTC (Federal Trade Commission)
U.S. Federal Government Consumer Protection Agency
HTS (Harmonized Tariff Schedule)
Harmonized Tariff Schedule Information
IATA (International Air Transit Association)
Airline Industry Organization
IMO (International Maritime Organization)
Maritime Trade Organization
ITA (International Trade Administration)
U.S. Export Promotion Activities
ITC (International Trade Commission)
U.S.Federal International Trade Agency
ITDS (International Trade Data System)
International Trade Data
NAFTA (North America Free Trade Agreement)
Advisory Site for NAFTA
TIACA (The International Air Cargo Association)
Freight Forwarder Organization
U.S. Department of State
Security Advisories
U.S. Department of the Treasury
U.S. Schedule B Export Codes
Export Codes
US Department of Census
Economic and Trade Statistics
US Department of Commerce
Trade and Economy Agency
WTO (World Trade Organization)
World Trade Information
Navigating through the international freight forwarding industry requires a knowledge of many local governments, international security requirements, and industrial standards. While becoming an expert in all the facets of shipping is an endeavor, these links can help provide the some of the most current and relevant information for international trade.