Mastering the Art of Perishable Goods Shipments: A Customs Broker's Guide

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In this video, we discuss the ultimate guide to managing perishable goods shipments for customs brokers, importers, and exporters. We cover key aspects such as customs bonds, Importer Security Filing (ISF), proper storage and temperature control, conducting risk assessments, packaging and labeling requirements, and conducting inspections. These steps and considerations are essential for ensuring that perishable goods reach their destination in optimal condition. By following this guide, customs brokers can provide their clients with a seamless and efficient import/export process for perishable goods. Stay tuned for more videos on customs brokerage and international trade.
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"00:36 - Special attention is required for managing perishable goods shipments to maintain quality and freshness during transportation.

01:30 - Key aspects to consider as a customs broker include having a valid customs bond, submitting Importer Security Filing (ISF), ensuring proper storage and temperature control, conducting risk assessments, guiding on packaging and labeling requirements, and conducting inspections upon arrival.

00:39 - Proper logistics processes are crucial for perishable goods like fruits, vegetables, seafood, and pharmaceutical products.

02:37 - Customs brokers play a crucial role in ensuring that temperature-sensitive goods are handled with care and attention to provide clients with a seamless import/export process."