On: February 21, 2018 By: David Noah
Why Free Trade Agreements Are Important
There’s no doubt the United States should continue to participate in free trade agreements. Here’s why.
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On: January 15, 2018 By: Robert Smith
Training Employees Ensures Compliance with Hazmat Shipping Regulations
Training employees to understand hazmat shipping regulations is critical to any export operation. The DOT must validate your training processes.
On: January 3, 2018 By: Arnesh Roy
Invoice Requirements for Exports
While most of us know what a domestic invoice looks like, invoices used for your exports are used by customs and require some additional information.
On: November 20, 2017 By: Robert Smith
Perplexed by Hazmat Shipping Regulations? We Answer 3 Common Questions
Hazmat shipping is a complex topic for a lot of exporters. Here are answers to 3 common questions I hear often.
On: October 23, 2017 By: Robert Smith
A Dangerous Good Shipped by Any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet
A savvy shipper should know all dangerous goods regulations, but they can save money if they know how the regulations can be used to their advantage.
On: October 4, 2017 By: Lisa Nemer
Creating the IMO Dangerous Goods Form
How to complete the IMO dangerous goods form in Shipping Solutions export documentation and compliance software.
On: September 13, 2017 By: David Noah
Spotlight on the Ocean Bill of Lading
The ocean bill of lading serves as both a contract for carriage and a document of title for cargo. It identifies the parties on both ends of the shipment, and describes the goods and routing instructions.
On: September 6, 2017 By: Lisa Nemer
How to Create the IATA Dangerous Goods Form
How to create an IATA Dangerous Goods form in Shipping Solutions export documentation and compliance software.
On: August 9, 2017 By: David Noah
Spotlight on Air Waybill
The air waybill (AWB) is a document that controls the routing of an exporter’s cargo while it is in the hands of the air carrier or a consolidator. The air waybill is a contract for carriage; however, the air waybill cannot be negotiated.
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