About The Webinar
International agreements and U.S. law regulate the importation of wood packaging materials (e.g., wooden pallets) when accompanying goods into the U.S. to prevent foreign pests from harming domestic plants and agriculture. When non-compliant materials are used, U.S. Customs and Border Protection can issue notices to remedy the non-compliance as well as monetary penalties.
Please note that this is an introductory webinar and may not be as valuable for those who have extensive experience in the trade of endangered species.
Speaker
ANDREA K. JEGLUM is an associate with Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A., located in the Boston area. She concentrates her practice on customs compliance matters including tariff classification, country of origin, valuation, trade agreements, foreign-trade zones, and duty reduction programs. She also helps clients meet U.S. requirements concerning trade in biopharma, agro-chemicals, and animal products, including endangered species, as well as export filings and enforcement measures.
Key Topics
Regulatory definition of wood packaging
International and U.S. regulatory framework
Regulatory requirements for wood packaging
How to respond to an emergency action notice (EAN)T
How to respond to a penalty notice
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