If you want to know more about exporting to the global marketplace, you should check this out. There are 4 more FREE 'Go Global Webinars' in the series. These are sponsored by the Census Bureau partnering with other government agencies. Here is the list of the remaining 'Go Global Webinar series' - with dates [all times are 1-2pm ET] and descriptions: August 27th - … [Read more...]
FTR – Foreign Trade Regulations Webinars
Do you want to know more about the Foreign Trade Regulations (FTR)? There are FREE webinars being offered that will provide the information necessary to understand the changes to the Foreign Trade Regulations. The webinars will focus on: Changes in reporting requirements New fields added to the Automated Export System - such as License Value Changes in … [Read more...]
US & CANADA: Sharing Foreign Trade Data
US and Canada have successfully been sharing Foreign Trade Data since January of 1990 after three years of challenges. The benefits: Increased Reliability of Export Data The Data Exchange significantly reduced the amount of non-reported exports on each side of the border. Reduced Burden of Exporters of Both Countries For 2012, U.S. exports to Canada totaled … [Read more...]
Census Bureau: Deficit Increases in April
For April, the Nation’s international trade deficit increased $3.2 billion from March. Imports increased more than exports. Imports increased $5.4 billion contributing was $3.0 billion increase in consumer goods and $1.3 billion increase in automotive vehicles, parts, and engines. Exports increased $2.2 billion over March primarily due to record high exports in consumer … [Read more...]
New Export Reporting Requirements effective January 8, 2014
The Bureau of the Census (Census Bureau) has added new export reporting requirements to the Federal Trade Regulations (FTR) and has published these new requirements in the Federal Register. These changes include adding two data elements, modifying the post departure filing program, and remedial changes improving clarity and to correct errors. The changes will be implemented … [Read more...]