Letter From CEO (Jamie Rodgers): 2019 Charitable Work
For many years, JMR has made giving back a core part of our identity as a company. As a family company at heart, we have dedicated ourselves to meeting goals for charitable giving.
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“200 Days of Giving” and Charitable Work
For many years, JMR has made giving back a core part of our identity as a company. As a family company at heart, we have dedicated ourselves to meeting goals for charitable giving.
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JMR Returns To One World Trade
In 1988 J.M.Rodgers Co., Inc. moved out of One World Trade Center. Now, 31 years later, J.M. Rodgers has returned with a brand new office space located on the 85th floor of the rebuilt World Trade Center complex in Lower Manhattan
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The trade war between The U.S. and China
Last week, it briefly looked to the world as if the ongoing trade war between the USA and China was coming to an end. On Friday, Chinese Commerce Ministry spokesman Gao Feng said at a press conference that there was a tentative agreement in place for a trade deal between the two feuding countries and that as part of that deal there would be a wide rollback on the mutual tariffs that had been imposed by both countries.
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A Looming Threat for US Importers and More
There are a few different ways that imports and exports can be matched for a duty drawback refund, depending on the specifics of each individual company’s supply chain. Today I want to introduce direct Identification drawback- a method where a claimant must trace products all the way from import through exports and cannot simply substitute similar products on a part number or HTS code.
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Trade Deal with China Could Be On The Near Horizon
There are a few different ways that imports and exports can be matched for a duty drawback refund, depending on the specifics of each individual company’s supply chain. Today I want to introduce direct Identification drawback- a method where a claimant must trace products all the way from import through exports and cannot simply substitute similar products on a part number or HTS code.
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Tariff News Around the World
There are a few different ways that imports and exports can be matched for a duty drawback refund, depending on the specifics of each individual company’s supply chain. Today I want to introduce direct Identification drawback- a method where a claimant must trace products all the way from import through exports and cannot simply substitute similar products on a part number or HTS code.
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What to know about Direct Identification
There are a few different ways that imports and exports can be matched for a duty drawback refund, depending on the specifics of each individual company’s supply chain. Today I want to introduce direct Identification drawback- a method where a claimant must trace products all the way from import through exports and cannot simply substitute similar products on a part number or HTS code.
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Data in Duty Drawback
Written by Jamie Rodgers, CEO of J.M. Rodgers Co., Inc. Duty drawback is all about data in duty drawback. For many years now,…
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Natural Disaster Recovery: What Will Your Broker Do?
When natural disasters disrupt supply chains, customs compliance obligations do not stop. This article outlines how J.M. Rodgers’ disaster-recovery infrastructure, redundant systems, and ISO 9001-driven continuous improvement framework ensure uninterrupted customs brokerage and duty-drawback operations when clients need it most.
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China Levies Retaliatory Tariffs On US Goods
At the close of April, it looked like the US and China were well on their way to establishing a trade deal that…
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President’s Tweets Suggest US-Chinese Tariffs Could Expand
Last week, news around the industry was that progress continued to be made on a trade deal between the USA and China, and…
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The EU & Tariffs
Amidst the ongoing trade negotiations with the Chinese government and tariff impositions on Chinese imports, the Trump administration appears to be gearing up…
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Tariffs In The News
For years, tariffs were a niche topic that only came up once in a great while when a major trade deal or something…
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How Foreign Trade Zones and Duty Drawback Work Together
Many importers assume that if they utilize a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ), duty drawback becomes unnecessary. In reality, both programs can effectively complement…
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What Is A Customs Bond And When Do I Post It?
If you’ve got your feet wet importing goods from overseas then your company will no doubt have become familiar with the concept of…
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Final TFTEA Regulation and the Top 10 Points You Need to Know!
Last week, due to their court-imposed deadline, CBP released the final Duty Drawback Regulations (Modernized Drawback). These regulations institute the new processes for…
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Amazon – The 800lb Gorilla of Import/Export
For those interested in selling on Amazon, there are a few things to keep in mind to ensure that the process runs as…
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301 Tariffs & Duty Drawback
Across the country, thousands of importers are dealing with the cost impact that new “section 301” tariffs have brought to their bottom line….
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Reducing Domestic Freight Costs
Freight costs account for a large portion of your company’s expenses. So, if your business deals in large quantities of inventory, transportation costs…
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Operating In A FTZ Has Its Benefits, But Is Loaded With Responsibility & Costs
When compared with the ease of filing Drawback claims on an accelerated duty refund basis, the advantages of Drawback are obvious. Responsibilities and…
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Section 301 Tariffs – The Good, the Bad & the Ugly – And How to Survive
The Trade Act of 1974 promotes the development of an open, nondiscriminatory, and fair world economic system to stimulate fair and free competition…
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Understanding the Basics of Classification
If you work at a business that is contemplating or currently involved in the import of goods to the United States, then you…
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Data Security in Import and Export
Cyber attacks and breach of security can cost companies millions of dollars especially when those breaches affect import/export data and record keeping. In…
