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Head in the sand

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Thursday, June 28, 2012
Some companies leave compliance with trade regulations to chance, studies say.    By Eric Kulisch       Companies engaged in international trade are concerned about shipments falling victim to customs enforcement at the border, but many frequently fail to take adequate steps to mitigate compliance risk, cut corners or simply ignore the rules, according to three new surveys.    A large portion of importers undercut the effectiveness of their trade compliance acti...
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