The new US security rules are expected to add more than $110 million in annual costs to air cargo players and the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agency itself, as compliance becomes more complex.
The United States has issued a major expansion of its Advanced Air Cargo Screening (ACAS) requirements, introducing a much broader set of data obligations for all cargo flying into the country.
An interim final rule effective upon publication in the Federal…
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