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In a shifting tariff landscape, the companies that lead are the ones that anticipate change–
Strategies such as Foreign-Trade Zones, duty drawback, first-sale valuation, and country-of-origin reviews can significantly reduce duty exposure and strengthen your supply chain. Let our team of licensed trade compliance experts help you build a proactive approach that adapts as quickly as the rules do.
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Jenny Dykman
Director, Regulatory Services, LCB, CCS

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“
In a shifting tariff landscape, the companies that lead are the ones that anticipate change–
Strategies such as Foreign-Trade Zones, duty drawback, first-sale valuation, and country-of-origin reviews can significantly reduce duty exposure and strengthen your supply chain. Let our team of licensed trade compliance experts help you build a proactive approach that adapts as quickly as the rules do.
“
Jenny Dykman
Director, Regulatory Services, LCB, CCS

CONNECT WITH ME AT AN UPCOMING EVENT
Vice President, Regulatory Services
Kate is a dynamic trade compliance leader with 20 years of global supply chain experience. As the Vice President of Regulatory Services for Green Worldwide Shipping®, Rayer serves as a subject matter expert in regulatory compliance, trade remedy controls, and international supply chain management. Kate is passionate about helping clients reduce regulatory risk and increase supply chain efficiencies.
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FORCED LABOR COMPLIANCE?
Starting March 18, 2023, U.S. importers are required to declare the zip code of manufacturing origin to ensure compliance with the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA).
Shippers can understand the risks and benefits of UFLPA compliance in this educational Green Paper.
Need more help? Connect with Green’s Global Trade Solutions team today!

READY FOR SUPPLY CHAIN
FORCED LABOR COMPLIANCE?
Starting March 18, 2023, U.S. importers are required to declare the zip code of manufacturing origin to ensure compliance with the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA).
Shippers can understand the risks and benefits of UFLPA compliance in this educational Green Paper.
Need more help? Connect with Green’s Global Trade Solutions team today!
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