Election fever and port labour tension keep supply chain players on edge, says Seko Logistics
Air, ocean, and trucking markets are set for a bumpy three months, with a US ...
SUPPLY CHAIN DIVE reports:
Seko Logistics has voluntarily dismissed its case against the U.S. over its temporary suspension from an import program for “de minimis” shipments, according to a filing Tuesday in the U.S. Court of International Trade.
The notice of dismissal did not elaborate on the decision by Seko, which moves more than 14 million parcels every month and serves e-commerce brands like Shein.
The action ends a months-long legal spat between Seko and U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
In May, CBP announced it had suspended several customs brokers from participating in its Entry Type 86 program due to compliance risks…
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