U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is requiring additional data from U.S. importers and carriers. CBP believes the additional information will enhance the Automated Targeting System for cargo screening.

 

The proposed ruling, commonly known as 10+2, requires both importers and carriers to submit additional cargo information before cargo is loaded onto an ocean vessel bound for the United States.

 

While CBP has yet to identify an implementation date for this ruling Kewill is already working hard to prepare its customers for these changes.

Kewill's 10+2 Resources

Click here to view Kewill's 10+2 resource library and learn how to prepare for these changes.

 

Want to discuss the ruling in person?

Why not attend one of Kewill's breakfast seminars jointly presented by Sandler & Travis Trade Advisory Services.

 

These focused seminars will review the requirements and challenges faced in managing the sensitive information mandated by this initiative and provide information on how to implement a streamlined compliance process.

 

10+2=Challenges+Solutions
Aug 26, 2008
Jamaica, NY

 

10+2=Challenges+Solutions
Sep 4, 2008
Long Beach, CA