U-turn on de minimis ban, following 'processing issues', as trade war heats up
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Seko Logistics and its subsidiary, Air-City, have launched an international parcel delivery service into the US.
The firm has approval from US Customs & Border Protection (CBP) to process Section 321, Type 86 (T86) ocean imports through Seko’s container freight station (CFS) in Long Beach, California.
The approval allows Air-City and Seko to offer customers fully trackable, 20-22-day, door-to-door deliveries across the US for the inbound ocean shipments from China, Asia and Australasia that qualify under the $800 de minimus threshold and conditions.
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