Events

As supply chains have become increasingly global & complex, organizations have identified an increased risk to their businesses, however have not been able to pinpoint the cause of these uncertainties. In this webinar Expeditors will walk you through key ways to reduce exposure in your supply chain, enabling you to:

1. Identify risk as a buyer or seller
2. Helping you to determine what incoterms are best for your business
3. Empower you in negotiations with suppliers & customers

Expeditors is bringing in experts from the hottest markets in Asia to discuss opportunities and challenges that may lie ahead for your business. Our panelists from South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and North China are seeking your input on topic suggestions to cover during the event!

Head on over to our brief survey to submit your suggestions: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/26LVBTS

A Customs Bond is a requirement for companies to import goods into the United States. It ensures the importer will pay the necessary duty and fees for goods cleared through Customs. Now the question is -- do you understand what kind of bond you need, how much your bond should be for exactly or if there is a bond that might benefit you aside from a standard continuous bond? Come learn more with us and get all of these questions answered.

Please join us for this discussion on the basics of importing into the US. We will cover topics such as air freight in comparison to ocean freight, common logistics terminology, documentation, and insurance and liability implications throughout the life cycle of a shipment.

Learn from the experts about the next steps that Costa Rica will take regarding its main export product, medical devices. This round table will allow you to have a comprehensive vision presented by all those involved: Original Equipment Manufacturers, Multinationals, Suppliers, Foreign Direct Investment, Free Trade Zones and the Academy. Free Webinar in Spanish.

Expeditors is hosting a new webinar: China

Customs Processes & Procedures Explained, on the 09th November 10:30 – 11:30 AM CET. Navigating customs is very difficult, especially in China. Traditionally traders purchased from China under FOB/FCA terms often to avoid the complexity of export Customs, Tax rebate processes, etc.. In recent years China has also become the second largest importing country in the world, increasing 51% YOY May 2021. We will discuss amongst other things:

• How China Customs has evolved in recent years.

• How Customs Brokerage services serve the import and export market in China.

• How Expeditors operates in China

Junto con nuestros líderes de Producto Aéreo nos gustaría compartir algunas actualizaciones del mercado, cuáles son las tendencias y expectativas para los próximos meses en la industria de la carga aérea.

Learn more about the latest updates in air and ocean! In this webinar we will provide relevant and helpful information to aid in your supply chain planning efforts for the remainder of 2021 and into 2022.

The World Customs Organization (WCO) makes significant updates to the Harmonized Schedule every five years. They have published a new series of amendments that will go into effect January 1, 2022, and the changes will have a global impact.

Each country that uses the Harmonized Schedule as the basis for its commodity identification system has to incorporate WCO amendments and adapt them into their respective systems. In the U.S., the U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) has already published its proposed amendments to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS), and we are excited to help you understand how this will impact your business.
Join Expeditors as we:
• Break down the proposed HTS changes
• Illustrate potential impact by industry
• Review tangible action items you can start doing now to prepare

As part of the webinar, you will be provided with an Excel spreadsheet with a conversion chart of current HTS numbers and their potential equivalents.

About This Webinar During this workshop we would like to show you some of the tools we can offer and explain how they can be used effectively. On the agenda for example we have Exp.o NOW, our online track & trace system. We also offer many other technology solutions that can support with your daily work and make your data and processes more transparent in order to help you make the right choices.

Agenda:

• Exp.o Booking
• Exp.o Visibility
• Exp.o Analytics
• Customized Reports
• Systems Integration: ED/API
• Cargo Signal
• Tradeflow

US importers face a challenging and ever-changing regulatory environment. Please join us for this discussion of the basic compliance requirements for importing into the US. We will cover topics such as classification, documentation, recordkeeping, reasonable care, and Priority Trade Issues.

It would be opportunity to easily understand the process about Mexico to USA cross border shipment, and also introduction of USA free trade zone including the best practice and tips of customs cost saving. And it will help you to understand about Canada CARM project (Canada customs related program) and the process of Vancouver transload into US.

The Ocean market has undergone unprecedented change in the last few years and continues to be under significant pressure, disrupting global supply chains across all markets & industries. Please join us as we take an in-depth look at how and why this disruption has occurred and where we are today. We will also discuss what companies can do to plan for the continued dynamic market into 2022. We will be joined by speakers across the Ocean freight supply chain to help navigate you and your business through these challenging times.

Maîtriser ses flux à l’export :

• Rappel sur les Incoterms 2020
• Les procédures douanières 
• Assurance & gestion des Risques dans la Supply Chain 
• Session Questions/Réponses en fin de webinar.

The World Customs Orgnisation (WCO) makes significant updates to the Harmonised System every five years. They have published a new series of amendments that will go into effect 01 January 2022, and the changes will have a global impact. The Harmonised System (HS) is used by more than 200 countries and economies as a basis for their Customs tariffs and for the collection of international trade statistics. Each country that uses the Harmonised System as the basis for its commodity identification system has to incorporate WCO amendments and adapt them into their respective systems.

Join Expeditors as we:

• Break down the proposed HS changes
• Illustrate potential impact by industry
• Review tangible action items you can start doing now to prepare