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MASSACHUSETTS EXPORT EXPO: “OUTBOUND CUSTOMS ISSUES” International Trade Affairs and Compliance UNCLASSIFIED Eugene Laney, Head of International Trade Affairs December 2014

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MASSACHUSETTS EXPORT EXPO:

“OUTBOUND CUSTOMS ISSUES”

International Trade Affairs and Compliance

UNCLASSIFIED

Eugene Laney, Head of International Trade AffairsDecember 2014

UNCLASSIFIED

2Massachusetts Export Expo| December 2014

Outbound Customs Issues

Agenda:

1.Where we have come from?

2.Where we are going?

3.Recommendations for Exporters “Growing Global”

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3Massachusetts Export Expo| December 2014

Where we have come from?

Global Customs Border Holds/Delays:

• In Asia,14% of the goods are held or delayed

• In Middle East and Africa, 22% of the goods are held or delayed

• In Europe, 9% of the goods are held or delayed

• In Latin America, 29% of the goods are held or delayed

• In North America, 6% of the goods are held or delayed

Source: 1) Global Express Association

More than 40 Countries held over 50% of Shipments, 12 of them over 75%,...¹ 120 Countries

and Territories held > 25% of

Shipments

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4Massachusetts Export Expo| December 2014

The Trade Information and Supply Chain Matrix

Pick up (Export) Delivery(Import)

Offline (Paper)

• Past Importance

• Physical Exams

• Taxes paid at Border

Information

Delivered

Online (Electronic)

• Future Importance

• Risk-based Exams

•Separation of Taxes and Physical Clearance

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5Massachusetts Export Expo| December 2014

Customs 2020: What should companies be prepared for when Exporting?

Recommendations:

• Know your Supply Chain

• Remember that an Export is another country’s Import

• Provide complete and detailed shipment descriptions

•Know your product; who has regulatory jurisdiction over your product and if it requires a license

• Know where and who you are shipping too

•Develop relationships with Government Agencies, i.e. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), and Customs and Border Protection (CBP)

•Develop a relationship with Export Promotion Authorities; i.e. Department of Commerce’s U.S. Commercial Service (Export.gov/dhl)

• Leverage the expertise of your logistics provider

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6Massachusetts Export Expo| December 2014

International Trade Affairs & Compliance

International Trade Affairs & Compliance

236 Wendell H. Ford Blvd

M/S 1306

Erlanger KY 41018

Central Phone: 859-817-8010

[email protected]

UNCLASSIFIED

THANK YOU