Facing the occupation of funds and additional expenses caused by customers refusal to take delivery of goods, this article elaborates on how to resolve disputes through legal channels, including taking measures in accordance with the Maritime Code, checking contract terms, determining the dispute resolution method, sending letters in advance and conducting due diligence investigations, and paying attention to retaining communication evidence and other strategies, helping you effectively protect your rights and interests.

The United States Strengthens Export Controls on Pakistan: Impact of New Regulations and Compliance Recommendations

2024-11-28

This article elaborates on the export control lists of the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) of the US Department of Commerce, including the Entity List, the Unverified List, the End - User List for Military End - Users, etc., and analyzes the latest situation of the Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list of the US Department of the Treasurys economic sanctions and the entity list under the Xinjiang - related Act. At the same time, it provides countermeasures and suggestions for foreign trade enterprises to help them maintain compliance in a complex trade environment.

EU and Brazils Anti - dumping on Chinese Titanium Dioxide: How Enterprises Respond and Strategy Analysis

2024-11-22

The Russian government decided to temporarily ban the export of waste precious metals from December 1, 2024. This move has attracted widespread attention from the international community. This measure is regarded as a counter - measure against Western sanctions and may have a significant impact on the global precious metals market and resource supply chain. The article deeply analyzes the strategic considerations of Russias move and the possible chain reactions on the global resource market.

Customers Refuse to Take Delivery? Teach You How to Use Legal Means to Recover Losses!

2024-11-21

The Bureau of Industry and Security of the US Department of Commerce announced the implementation of stricter export control measures for the Pakistani market, affecting six categories of goods. This article analyzes the scope of the new regulations, license requirements and compliance suggestions to help enterprises cope with the challenges of international trade compliance.

Analysis of New Export Tax Rebate Policies in 2024: How Do Enterprises Respond to Adjustments?

2024-11-18

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The US Customs no longer accepts any imported goods with vague descriptions

2024-11-13

Since November 12, 2024, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will no longer accept vague descriptions of U.S. imported goods data. Freight companies such as FedEx will refuse to accept goods that do not meet the requirements, resulting in reduced transportation efficiency. Enterprises need to ensure accurate goods descriptions to avoid delays and detentions and refer to the qualified description examples provided by CBP.

How to Avoid the Sanction Minefields in the Shipping Industry? A Comprehensive Interpretation of the Latest OFAC Guidelines

2024-11-13

This article deeply analyzes the Sanctions Guidance for the Maritime Industry issued by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the US Department of the Treasury, reveals the common deceptive practices of the maritime industry to evade sanctions, and provides the key points of sanctions compliance review. Through case analysis and compliance suggestions, it helps enterprises effectively respond to trade compliance risks and ensure business compliance.

新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)ISO 8124-12發(fā)布：玩具微生物安全的新里程碑

2024-11-08

This article details the new standard ISO 8124 - 12 for toy microbiological safety issued by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), analyzes its great significance for toy manufacturers, traders, and related industries, and emphasizes the importance of complying with this standard in ensuring consumer safety and avoiding product recalls.

US states strengthen restrictions on the use of PFAS in food - contact materials

2024-11-08

In the second half of 2023, the latest developments of policies on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in food contact materials in various states of the United States. The following is an overview of the latest policy developments in various states, including specific regulatory changes, public comment periods, and impacts on manufacturers in Maine, Minnesota, California, and Nevada.

Customs Announcement | Quarantine and Hygiene Requirements for Imported Edible Aquatic Animals from Indonesia

2024-11-08

This article details Chinas quarantine and hygiene requirements for imported edible aquatic animals from Indonesia. It analyzes relevant laws and regulations and provides a detailed interpretation of the requirements for production enterprises, products, and the inspection and quarantine process.

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The United States Strengthens Export Controls on Pakistan: Impact of New Regulations and Compliance Recommendations

EU and Brazils Anti - dumping on Chinese Titanium Dioxide: How Enterprises Respond and Strategy Analysis

Customers Refuse to Take Delivery? Teach You How to Use Legal Means to Recover Losses!

Analysis of New Export Tax Rebate Policies in 2024: How Do Enterprises Respond to Adjustments?

The US Customs no longer accepts any imported goods with vague descriptions

How to Avoid the Sanction Minefields in the Shipping Industry? A Comprehensive Interpretation of the Latest OFAC Guidelines

新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)ISO 8124-12發(fā)布：玩具微生物安全的新里程碑

US states strengthen restrictions on the use of PFAS in food - contact materials

Customs Announcement | Quarantine and Hygiene Requirements for Imported Edible Aquatic Animals from Indonesia

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