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About The Webinar

Many companies are lured into purchasing from vendors on a “delivered duty paid” or DDP  (formerly called “landed duty paid”) basis based on the prospect of obtaining attractive prices without the responsibility of being an importer of record. However, unexpected delays, cargo detentions, compliance risks, undisclosed middleman markups, or other problems with DDP shipments can end up costing the buyer more than if it had acted as the importer in the first place. In addition, Executive Order 14411 issued on June 3, 2026, may increase federal scrutiny of DDP transactions and some foreign importers may no longer be able to act as importers of record. This webinar will explore some of the risks involved in purchasing on a DDP basis, including those associated with EO 14411, and how to minimize those risks. 

Speaker

Andrea K. Jeglum

Associate
781-559-0140 ajeglum@strtrade.com

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.  

781-559-0140 ajeglum@strtrade.com

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