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A SCAC code (Standard Carrier Alpha Code) is a unique two-to-four-letter code used to identify transportation companies in the shipping and logistics industry. These codes are essential for efficiently tracking shipments, filing customs documentation, and maintaining accurate records in international trade. Originally developed for the railroad industry, SCAC codes have become a standard identifier across all modes of transportation including ocean, air, road, and rail carriers.

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SCAC Code: The Complete Guide to Standard Carrier Alpha Codes

What is a SCAC Code? A SCAC code (Standard Carrier Alpha Code) is a unique two-to-four-letter code used to identify transportation companies in the shipping and logistics industry. These codes are essential for efficiently tracking shipments, filing customs documentation, and maintaining accurate records in international trade. Originally developed for the railroad industry, SCAC codes have […]

ICS2 ENS compliance is crucial for ecommerce business sell in the EU market

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ICS2 for E-commerce: How Small Businesses Can Comply with EU Import Rules

Entry Summary Declaration Requirements for Online Retailers Shipping to Europe   E-commerce has transformed global retail, allowing even the smallest businesses to reach customers worldwide. However, with this opportunity comes increasing regulatory complexity, particularly when shipping to the European Union. The Import Control System 2 (ICS2) and its Entry Summary Declaration (ENS) requirements present significant […]

NVOCC specialist reviewing ICS2 ENS filings with shipping containers and customs symbols.

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The Role of NVOCCs in ICS2 ENS Filing: Responsibilities and Best Practices

How Non-Vessel Operating Common Carriers Can Master Entry Summary Declaration Requirements   Non-Vessel Operating Common Carriers (NVOCCs) face unique challenges and responsibilities in the evolving landscape of EU customs compliance. As the Import Control System 2 (ICS2) implementation progresses into its third release phase, NVOCCs must navigate complex Entry Summary Declaration (ENS) filing requirements that […]

Logistics Professionals reviewing ICS2 Entry Summary Declaration (ENS) filing on digital interface with container ship and European port in background, highlighting the connection between maritime shipping and EU customs compliance requirements.

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The Complete Guide to ICS2 ENS Filing Requirements for Freight Forwarders

Essential Entry Summary Declaration Protocols Every Logistics Professional Should Know In the ever-evolving landscape of international shipping and customs compliance, freight forwarders face continuous regulatory changes. The Import Control System 2 (ICS2) and its Entry Summary Declaration (ENS) filing requirements represent one of the most significant shifts in EU customs procedures in recent years. This […]

Lookup FMC in shipping by going to fmc official website. Choose the type of search you like such as organization name or FMC number and search.

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What is the role of an NVOCC in shipping?

What is an NVOCC? If you’re a freight forwarder aiming to be more competitive, you’ve likely heard the term NVOCC. But what does it mean? NVOCC stands for Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier. It’s a company that provides ocean freight services but doesn’t own or operate its own vessels. Instead, an NVOCC buys space on ships […]

FMC in shipping stands for The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is the agency responsible for regulating international ocean transportation to and from the United States. It ensures that the shipping industry operates fairly and transparently, protecting both businesses and consumers.

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FMC in Shipping: The Importance of FMC License in Shipping Space

What is FMC in Shipping? If you’re a freight forwarder looking to expand your business into the U.S. market, you’ve probably heard about the FMC in shipping. But what is it, and why is it important?Understanding FMC License: A Simple Guide for Freight Forwarders Seeking NVOCC Licenses in the U.S. MarketUnderstanding FMC License: A Simple […]

The FMC license, required by the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission, is necessary for businesses acting as Ocean Transportation Intermediaries (OTIs) before starting operations. This applies to both exports and imports.

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Understanding FMC License: A Simple Guide for Freight Forwarders Seeking NVOCC Licenses in the U.S. Market

Introduction If you’re a freight forwarder looking to expand your operations into the U.S. market, you’ve likely heard about the FMC License. But what exactly is it, and why is it so important for obtaining an NVOCC license? This article will break down everything you need to know about the FMC License in clear, simple […]

New US Tariffs 2024 is effective for syringes, masks, gloves

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US tariffs 2024: How Medical Device Businesses Can Leverage New Opportunities

The year 2024 brings new challenges and opportunities for the global medical device market. One significant change is the increase in tariffs on medical devices imported into the US, particularly from China. This shift opens doors for non-US medical device businesses to expand their reach and fill the gap. Increased US Tariffs 2024 on Medical […]

Logistics booth don't have to be boring. Autostore - A Warehouse solution showcase their warehouse design in reality that helps potential buyers visualize how their solution works at a Logistics Expo

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8 Expo Trade Show Tips You Need in 2024

Best Practices for a Successful Expo / Trade Show: Tips for Exhibitors If you’re a manufacturer, suppliers or distributors looking to export, trade shows are a golden opportunity. They’re the perfect place to showcase your products and connect with potential buyers. As an compliance expert for export businesses, We’ve visited over 1000+ booths at trade […]

How does FSMA 204 differ from other FSMA rules

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FSVP Requirements for US Importers: A Simple 4-step Guide

If you’re a US importer, you know the importance of meeting FDA standards. Yet, in 2023, 54% of US importers failed FDA inspections. The number one reason for FSVP inspection failure is importers fail to develop FSVP plan. What is FSVP Requirements meaning? FSVP stands for Foreign Supplier Verification Program. It’s a part of the […]

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