CBP won't be ready for flood of extra processing after de minimis pause
Preparing US customs systems for the end of the US de minimis exemption on imports ...
Forwarders will stop using airlines with poor cargo handling contracts and have blamed carriers for failing to invest sufficiently, adding to congestion problems and delayed import cargo.
While handlers continue to invest in infrastructure – this week Swissport has rented a 36,000 sq ft facility at Heathrow in a 10-year lease – poor airline contracts are failing their customers, especially in congested airports, claim forwarders.
“What’s causing problems for us is ground handling, especially at Heathrow,” said one air freight forwarder.
“The dwell times are long. It’s partly because ...
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