Shippers warned: don't under-value US exports to avoid tariffs – 'CBP will catch you'
Forwarders are warning shippers not to under-declare the value of goods they export to the ...
Shippers are snapping up air charter capacity as they look to rush goods from all over the world into the US ahead of the tariff increases touted by the Trump administration.
Tomorrow, President Trump is expected to implement what he has called “the big one”, reciprocal tariffs on all products from countries that charge tariffs on US exports, with Canada and Mexico set to be particularly hard hit.
Multiple sources told The Loadstar they had seen ...
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Gary Sanderson
April 01, 2025 at 12:36 pmGreat article. Thank you for always keeping our industry insights in the spotlight!