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Compliance's corporate home

Thursday, June 28, 2012

For big importers, customs experts are often the “go-to” staff for international trade answers. By Eric Kulisch Large companies differ in how they structure their trade compliance functions, but the best ones at leveraging regulations to their advantage tend to maintain in-house expertise for customs issues, invest in global trade management systems and have a laser focus on ensuring accurate documentation. That was the theme emerging from two panel discussions involving represent...

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