Look here to use the easy on-line tool that the government has provided or CONTACT US as we can assist and direct to the correct agencies.

Look here for a list of general Hazmat classes and information.

Hazardous shipments are first screened by our staff of certified hazmat specialist upon receipt. This screening is a second check to make sure that the goods are properly packed and ready for carriage by air freight. If we discover a problem it allows the shipment to be turned around and corrected, minimizing the delay and the costs associated with a rejected shipment by the air carrier. It also gives our clients an extra measure of security.

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Open account, letter of credit, payment in advance, or cash against documents

Check out the BIS (Bank for International Settlements) website

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U.S. export regulations require the use of anti-diversion clause on the commercial invoice. U.S. law states that U.S. exporters need to ensure that their goods go to legally authorized destinations. Anti-diversion clauses can be very elaborate and include end-user declarations . The minimum requirement is a statement on the commercial invoice stating, "THESE COMMODITIES, TECHNOLOGY OR SOFTWARE WERE EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED STATES IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE EXPORT ADMINISTRATION REGULATIONS. DIVERSION CONTRARY TO U.S. LAW IS PROHIBITED."

Please contact us if you have additional concerns or requirements.

For most commercial shipments the industry accepted standard is CIF (cost, insurance and freight)value plus 10% on a warehouse to warehouse basis with "all risks coverage" There are customers who will ask you to declare a lesser value. First this is illegal and against US export regulations; it also exposes you to an under -insured situation. Clients may advise that they will cover the goods and they could place less than "all risk coverage" and may only insure a portion of the transportation. It is very important that the parties in the transaction are clear as to what is covered, where coverage begins and ends, and who is responsible for placing the required coverageLearn more about our INSURANCE products or call us to discuss

You have checked the denied persons and entities list and done your due diligence. You have a valid customer and have agreed upon selling terms and understand your responsibilities. You have received our rate quote and have an acceptance for your client of an order. The next step is to check the quote and make sure it is still valid, as rate quotes are generally valid for 30 days. Advise us as soon as possible and request a booking, as many times the carriers could be facing congestion and or space availability issues. The sooner we can request the space the greater chance we can get the space and the equipment needed for your desired time. Confirm that the dimensions and weights are what was quoted and there have been no changes. Contact us with the shipment details and your instructions for when you want the shipment picked and any unique requirements you may have. ( i.e. can you only load flat beds, shipping is closed on Fridays at noon, etc)