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USCIB’s Carnet Service Reaches Out to Smaller Exporters
Commemorating its 40th anniversary in the United States in 2009, the Carnet service broadened awareness and outreach to smaller companies in hopes that exports growth will help create jobs.
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Ukraine to Accept Duty-Free Imports
Ukraine is the latest country to join the ATA Carnet system, permitting the temporary importation of various types of goods without duties or taxes.
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New Look For “Merchandise Passports”
The United States Council for International Business has unveiled a new logo for ATA Carnets – the “merchandise passports” that enable users to get product samples, professional equipment and other temporary exports through customs duty- and tax-free.
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Pakistan to Waive Duties on Temporary Imports
Pakistan now accepts ATA Carnets, the customs documents issued and guaranteed by USCIB that permit duty-free and tax-free imports of many types of goods.
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Business Praises Steps on Trade Facilitation
As global trade negotiations enter a crucial new phase, the International Chamber of Commerce has expressed broad support for WTO negotiators’ progress on trade facilitation.
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Big Changes in Store for the Little Old Letter of Credit
Every year, over a trillion dollars worth of international trade utilizes letters of credit. So what do recently approved changes to the rules governing these essential documents mean for you?
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