On: October 6, 2021 By: David Noah
Under the Incoterms 2020 rules, CFR means the seller has fulfilled its obligation when the goods are delivered and loaded on the vessel they’ve nominated at the named port of shipment. CFR is best used in situations where sellers have direct access to the vessel for loading.
On: September 29, 2021 By: Arnesh Roy
The Order of Review is a process exporters can use to find which agency controls their exports and then properly classify their products with the correct USML or ECCN codes. We offer a step-by-step look at how to use the Order of Review and ultimately decide if your product needs an export license.
On: September 20, 2021 By: Matthew Silverman
A strong trade compliance program provides added financial value for your company, but its success is much harder to quantify than say your sales team bringing in a new deal. We share ways for trade compliance teams to measure their contributions and proactive steps they can take to develop new business opportunities.
On: September 13, 2021 By: Alberto Rodriguez-Baez
An International Distribution Prospectus (IDP) is an important tool in the search for international distributors who will deliver results. We explain the benefits, how to create one and share real examples that you can use to guide the process at your company.
On: August 11, 2021 By: David Noah
The export declaration form, also known as the Shipper’s Export Declaration or SED, needs to be avoided. It's an obsolete export document that doesn't include all the information required for filing through AESDirect, and it leaves you vulnerable to errors. Here’s what to do instead.
On: August 9, 2021 By: Arnesh Roy
Confused about 600 series ECCNs? You're not alone! Items included in the 600 series previously appeared on the USML but were transferred to the EAR to loosen restrictions and make it easier to export these items to NATO countries. Here's what you need to know to ensure your products are correctly classified.
On: August 4, 2021 By: David Noah
Under the Incoterms 2020 rules, Free Alongside Ship (FAS) means the seller has fulfilled its obligation when the goods are made available alongside the ship. This term should only be used for sea and inland waterway transport and usually only for non-containerized bulk cargo, such as oil or grain.
On: July 28, 2021 By: David Noah
Do you really need a trade compliance certification to be a professional exporter? I share my thoughts—and six other aspects of export compliance that companies should instead (or also) consider.
On: July 26, 2021 By: Richard Corson
Not conducting due diligence on an international buyer could be a costly mistake if you're an exporter. Learn about the International Company Profile (ICP) and other resources you should consider using before taking on a new business partner.
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