US CBP enables Flexport, 9 others to handle postal duties

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Dive brief:

• According to the August 28 Agency, customs and protection of the United States border has added 10 other provider to the list of eligible parties to collect and grant tolls for international shipping shipments.
• Flexport, BOXC and North American e -commerce solutions are among the provider of customs clearance and clearance that joined the former Zonos and Safepackage members on the list.
• “Our platform is ready, and we are here to make your transfer, with full responsibility, file formation and payment of tasks,” Boxak said in LinkedIn.

Dive insight:

The additional parties offer more options for international email companies following the US customs laws following the removal of the Trump administration from the de Minimis exemption, which was implemented last week. Change of the law results in the evaluation of postal or tasks equal to international tariffs for international economic authority or the cost of $ 80 to $ 200 at the IEPA rate.

Postal carriers are allowed to collect their duties, but many have tried to adapt to new processes before the exemption ends. In response, several postal operators have temporarily suspended US cargoes that are affected by the new trend.

Some carriers, including Australia Post and Ukraine, have found a solution using qualified parties such as customs officer to help create a task collection process. Ukrafosta announced Monday that more than 4,000 Ukrainian packages to the United States have approved customs clearance under new laws.

“Ukruzta worked with Royal Mill, Post, Australia Post and Canada Post,” the post said in a post.

Meanwhile, after suspending some of the post shipments in the United States, Royal Mill British launched a delivery service service to comply with new US laws. The airline said that on each website it operates similarly to the services available to the EU destination. Royal Mail adds 50 arrest pens to provide clearance fees for each package subject to new tasks.