Two Minutes in Trade - Let My Cargo Go! When Are Imports Actually Released?

Substantial upticks in cargo delays due to Consumer Product Safety Commission reviews are causing importers to consider the mixed messages they may receive when it comes to cargo release. Receiving a “may proceed” or “One US Government” release message may not mean your cargo is completely clear from review.

Listen to our Podcast

Customs & Import Compliance

Duty Savings, Tariff Mitigation & Supply Chain Efficiencies

Customs Audits & Enforcement

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Government Relations & Trade Negotiations

Trade Remedies Advocacy

Export Compliance

Asia-Pacific Practice

Industries Served

Company

Firm News & Events

April 9, 2021 // TMIT Podcast

Two Minutes in Trade - Let My Cargo Go! When Are Imports Actually Released?

Professional

J. Nicole Bivens Collinson

Managing Principal, Operating Committee; International Trade & Government Relations Practice Leader

Services

Trade News & Resources

Training

Professionals

Professionals

About Us

Locations

April 9, 2021 // TMIT Podcast

Two Minutes in Trade - Let My Cargo Go! When Are Imports Actually Released?

Professional

J. Nicole Bivens Collinson

Managing Principal, Operating Committee; International Trade & Government Relations Practice Leader

Latest TMIT Podcast

Two Minutes in Trade - Shutdown Showdown: Congress on a Two‑Seat Tightrope

2026 Is Here: Get Ready for a Wild Ride in Trade Compliance

Two Minutes In Trade - Sew Far, Sew Good: Haiti HELP Being Stitched Back Together

Two Minutes in Trade - A Short Update on the Upcoming Continuing Education Requirements for Licensed Customs Brokers

To receive ST&R Trade Report articles directly to your inbox

Cookie Consent