Export Compliance

This white paper explores the following six best practices for using an RPS system to improve compliance and provides insights for selecting a solution.

Recently, logistics companies that have failed to comply with the regulations that govern exports have experienced more and significant penalties.

By implementing Amber Road’s Trade Automation solution, the company was able to establish a unified and automated process across five divisions in multiple countries.

The global economy makes it essential for organizations to expand their markets to grow revenue...however, complex export regulations can be an impediment to the supply chain and hold back revenue growth.

Finding the right stack might sound daunting at first, but if you approach the challenge as a way to spark your company’s innovativeness in finding new ways to compete and win, you’ll build internal consensus and momentum that will drive you through to success.

How are companies using technology to address varying global trade issues such as labor rates, uncertain transportation costs and last-mile delivery challenges?

Here are 5 Customs & Regulatory Compliance tips that will make the U.S./Canada Border Clearance process more efficient.

When Canada’s Office of the Auditor General released its 2017 audit focused on “customs duties,” a key finding included the fact “that importers misclassified about 20 percent of goods coming into Canada and may have ended up paying a lesser amount of duty as a result.”

Successful exporting requires good planning, a firm commitment, and a strong team.

Changes in the nature of higher education, such as increasing globalization, advances in technology, and new sources of revenue (e.g. scientific research) have made it more complex to administer export compliance programs at universities and research institutions.

The tête-à-tête regarding trade between China and the US, the world’s two largest economies, has reached a new level.

Solutions for university export control and compliance officers, legal counsel and research administrators.

This new white paper from Purolator International, “Seven Steps to Export Success: Top Considerations before reaching out to International Markets,” provides an overview of these and other critical export issues.

It’s no secret that consumers are in the driver seat when it comes to expectations for shipping costs and delivery times, and consumers expect to pay little to no shipping charges and have the flexibility to either pick up their products in a store or have them delivered as quickly as possible.

As manufacturers continue to invest in breakthrough research, they tend to overlook the need for a plan to put those products into consumers’ hands.