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From Awareness to Action: How Juno's Emission Measurement Supports Sustainable Logistics
Climate change has become an urgent global crisis, and it is crucial for businesses across industries to assess their impact on the environment and take proactive steps to reduce their carbon footprint.
What Every Importer Needs to Know About Organic Certification Requirements
The organic sector has seen remarkable growth over the past few decades, driven by increasing consumer demand for organic products. Recognizing the need for stringent regulations to ensure the integrity of organic products, the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) oversees the certification of organic products through the National Organic Program (NOP).
Navigating Cross-Border Logistics and Customs Clearance Between the US and Mexico
Understanding the intricacies of cross-border logistics and Customs clearance is crucial for importers and exporters working between the United States and Mexico. The bilateral trade relationship between these two countries is one of the largest in the world, making efficient and compliant transactions essential for business success.
One Broker, Many Benefits: The Logic Behind Consolidating Your Customs Needs
A Customs broker serves as a vital intermediary between businesses and Customs authorities, handling the complex tasks of the Customs clearance processes, from documentation to ensuring compliance with regulations.
Making a Difference Together — Juno’s Survey Leads to $200 Donation to The American Heart Association
At Juno, we believe in the power of feedback and the importance of giving back. Recently, we conducted a survey that not only sought insights from our valued clients but also aimed to make a positive impact in the wider community. Today, we’re thrilled to share the outcome of this initiative.
Cargo Insurance Protection: Why You Should Consider It
It is crucial for both the buyer and seller to grasp the responsibilities outlined in the sales contract fully. It should explicitly state when the seller's obligations are fulfilled during transit, resulting in the transfer of title (and the associated risk of loss) to the buyer. Additionally, both parties should clearly understand who is responsible for the carriage between the various points.
Navigating CARM: What Canadian Resident and Non-Resident Importers Need to Know About Its Final Phase
Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is implementing the final phase of a modernized initiative called The CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM). CARM replaces the current B3 technology, automates the accounting process, and strives to achieve a paperless environment.
Ensuring Compliance as an Importer of Record
Navigating the intricate world of importing goods can be complex. Still, it becomes more manageable with a firm understanding of the responsibilities and requirements. The Importer of Record (IOR) plays a vital role in this process. Whether you are an IOR or working with one, it is crucial to understand the duties and ensure compliance.
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