Events

Over the last 10 months, North America domestic supply chains have been impacted by increased costs and a decline in carrier performance. This is coupled with inventory strategies adapting and moving away from JIT lean inventory models to higher stock levels with adequate buffers to avoid a shortage of material. During this webinar Expeditors will reveal what dynamics are driving these behaviors and how shippers can safeguard its network from the adversity in the market.

La manifestación de valor es el documento a través del cual, los importadores informan al Agente Aduanal la información relacionada a la vinculación de sus operaciones y a los métodos de valoración aplicables a sus mercancías, la cual debe ser proporcionada a las autoridades aduaneras cuando estas así lo requieran.

A través del tiempo Expeditors ha trabajado con un instructivo de llenado de Manifestación de Valor, que se integró en un formato para finalmente entrar al ambiente digital por medio de la Manifestación de Valor Electrónica en el portal de la Ventanilla Única. En este webinar, expondremos la información relacionada a su base legal, formato electrónico, así como la información incluida que ha sido publicada a la fecha por parte de las autoridades en el portal de la Ventanilla Única.

Join Expeditors on May 12 for a conversation with Frank Camp, Director of Container Development at the Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT), to learn what JAXPORT is doing now and in the future to become a global leader in diversified trade and supply chain solutions. Mr. Camp will address the following questions and more:

• In a time of unprecedented uncertainty, how has JAXPORT worked to maintain our customers’ international supply chains?

• What investments is JAXPORT making to support international trade into the future?

• As the southeast consumer market continues to grow, how is JAXPORT uniquely positioned as an efficient and cost-effective port option for regional distribution?

Market conditions are changing rapidly. Join us as we discuss the current ocean market conditions and the impacts on costs, port congestion, transit, reliability and more.

Current Ocean Market Conditions - Capacity & Demand - Changes Since February - Impacts on Infrastructure - Regional Updates

Join Expeditors for a conversation to learn about logistics at the U.S. Southern Border and Mexico. Sergio Silva will address how to move freight into Mexico and out of Mexico across the U.S. Southern Border with any questions and more; we recommend for the following to attend the webinar: Import/Export Personnel, Purchasing team, Transportation and Logistics, Compliance and Shipping. Arturo Gonzalez will go over the latest pertaining to USMCA from Mexico’s standpoint and changes in the Mexican Law thus far in 2021.

Join Expeditors' leadership team for an update on the ever-changing world of customs. Our customs experts from Canada and the US will recap all major topics of concerns, discuss their implications on trade, and what your organization needs to consider when making crucial decisions in your chain.

Agenda
- eManifest, CSA, CARM
- Trade benefit programs (CPTPP, CETA/Canada-UK, USMCA)
- Forced Labor Legislation
- Cross-Border Implications & Guidance

During this one hour webinar, our Regional Compliance Manager will provide in-depth details on the elements of an EEI. Agenda:

• When is an EEI needed
• EEI Filing Timeframes
• Elements of the EEI Filing
• Responsibility of Parties in the Transaction
• Recordkeeping Requirements
• Helpful Government Websites

Together with our Ocean Product Leaders we would like to share some market updates, what are the trends and expectations for 2021 in the Oceanfreight industry.

Companies that export merchandise from the U.S. may be entitled to participate in the Duty Drawback program. Drawback is the recovery of up to 99% of duties and fees paid on imported materials that are later exported from the U.S. either in the same condition or as a component of a finished article. Customs estimates that billions of dollars in duties and fees that are eligible for drawback recovery go unclaimed each year. This information session is designed to provide you with the tools necessary to assess your drawback eligibility and to decide if a program is right for your company.

Supply Chain disruptions have become the rule rather than the exception. We have seen this building for years, culminating in 2020 – probably the most challenging year for Supply Chains since at least since the Financial Crisis of 2008-2009, but maybe even farther back. Resiliency is the flexibility to adapt and recover from these sudden shocks to the Supply Chain. If your model is fixed, it may not adapt well and may put your entire company at risk.
Expeditors works with customers across the spectrum. We see models that do not adapt well and models that do. We want to share some of those learnings to help you create or increase resiliency in your Supply Chain. We will talk about the overall situation, what it means to create resiliency and demonstrate some best practices from your peer companies that we partner with. We hope to share some ideas to help you improve and be able to respond faster, easier, and more creatively for the next time. Because we all know there will be a next time...

Not all cargo can, or should fit into a standardized conveyance. Join Expeditors’ panel of Project & Energy Cargo experts, to discuss various equipment, routing, and timing factors you need to be aware of when planning to ship Project or Specialized Cargo. Our team’s best practices and real-world case studies will provide you with the tools necessary to succeed.