Export/Import Sanctions and Trade Agreements Regulatory Compliance Training - Live Webinars, Recordings & CDs

This training program will identify trade actions that can impact an importers business and illustrate the critical role of “material injury” in trade proceedings. It will also examine the distinctions between governmental role in trade actions and private resolutions.

IP piracy costs more than a loss in sales. If your brand loses value because it is seen as less exclusive or is confused with poor imitations this poses a long term threat to profitability. Re-establishing brand identity and company reputation is expensive if not impossible. This webinar will provide specific, practical steps to take to lessen this risk of loss.

In this training program, participants will learn how to answer inquiries from customers and suppliers. Legal departments who are concerned about confidential, proprietary and/or trade secret information will learn how they can refer to the Act or when they should seek outside counsel. California consumers are concerned about human trafficking and forced labor. It can hurt the business’s bottom line if they are not satisfied that a company is doing a satisfactory job of rooting out bad suppliers.

This WTO Valuation Code training program will discuss how to properly value products, WTO valuation methodologies, and foreign-based importing and DDP pricing. Best practices for designing compliance procedures which will ensure continued valuation success will be detailed.

Beginning with the initial interest and concluding with payment, this training program will provide a handy flow-chart for consideration and guidelines of exactly how to execute a successful transaction, from conception through connection and up until collection. It also indicates options available to the exporter based on size and value of shipment, country of destination and type of buyer.

This training program will cover return on investment (ROI) for trade compliance. It will cover the investment that must be made to realize a return. The program will help import and export professionals learn what the future will look like, while global trade professionals will be able to identify applicable risks and costs, and brokers and forwarders will benefit from new customer offerings.

This training program will offer attendees an understanding of single window requirements. It will also discuss documentation requirements (electronic vs. paper) and help determine software requirements.

In this training program, attendees will learn from an established customs and international trade law expert about recent developments regarding U.S. laws and regulations addressing the expansion of trade, commerce and business opportunities in Cuba.

This training program will instruct attendees on clearly classifying products. It will discuss how best to create lasting compliance procedures which will ensure continued classification success. Attendees will also master legal classification concepts which apply to each classification exercise.

For all companies dealing with any type of import or export practices, this training program will provide an introduction to logistics and physical distribution, best practices for proper packaging of goods for export, and detailed information on marine cargo insurance.

This training program will discuss the reasonable care standard and its history. It will analyze customs penalty laws and regulations and illustrate customs penalty examples and audit examples. The program will also highlight best practices for revising your workflows to best fit customs’ expectations.

This training program will cover Maquiladora formation and regulations, IMMEX registration requirements, NAFTA Certificate of Origin, combining IMMEX and NAFTA, and more.

This training program will examine best strategies and policies to help prepare your company defend itself in case of a U.S. customs audit. The presentation will outline customs’ methodologies in conducting audits, while teaching you how best to defend each of those topics should customs perform an audit.

This training program will offer an overview of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) Part 126 – General Policies and Provisions, Part 128 – Administrative Procedures.

This webinar explains the US Customs Modernization Act (the Mod Act) and NAFTA. Participants will understand the regulations and guidelines of NAFTA for Imports, including auditing Certificates of Origin for facial validity, NAFTA for Exports, including Tariff Shift & Regional Value Content ,NAFTA Record Keeping & Risks & Penalties.

This training program will offer attendees an understanding of the legal framework for US commercial exports and discuss how you can leverage your existing quality system (QS) for your exports. Participants will also learn to identify areas where their existing ERP can support ECMP requirements.

This training program will analyze the customs entry process and AD/CVD (Antidumping and Countervailing). It will also clarify reimbursement statements – what they are and how they work and regulations on AD/CBP/CVD.

This 2-hour training program on trade measures and WTO will offer participants an understanding of subsidies and the roles of governments. It will further discuss dumping and anti-dumping agreements and highlight the differences between safeguard measures and countervailing duties.

This training program on the Logistics and Law of Exporting from the U.S. provides a comprehensive analysis of both the logistics and compliance considerations that are fundamental to developing successful U.S. export programs. It is ideal for people working in areas that include export sales, logistics, order management, accounting and trade compliance.

This training program will highlight differences between a direct and an indirect NTB (non-tariff barrier). It will also discuss direct and indirect NTBs established by the Mexican government and penalties for failure to comply with NTBs under the Mexican customs law.