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Vroom…Auto Industry Shows Growth
By Terri On October 4, 2011, the Full Report on Manufacturer’s Shipments, Inventories and Orders for August 2011 was released. Preliminary estimates show January – August 2011 shipments of transportation equipment were $365.8 billion, up 4.1% over the $351.3 billion … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Trade Data
Tagged Auto, Data, exports, Manufacturer, Online, Trade, Trucks, US Census, USA
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U.S. Working with Canada to Improve Trade Statistics!
By Melissa In my previous post, The United States – Canada Data Exchange, we went over the agreement between the U.S. and Canada to exchange import statistics. Let’s now talk briefly about the operations involved in the data exchange that help … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Trade Data
Tagged Canada, Data, Exchange, Foreign Trade Zone, Form B3, FTR 30.52, FTZs, Operations, Statistics, Trade, US
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Can the U.S. Customs Broker be the USPPI?
By Melannie Did you know that the U.S. Customs Broker can be listed as the USPPI when reporting export information in the AES? Well, as Sean mentioned in his October 13, 2010 blog entitled “Who is the USPPI Anyway?“ the U.S. … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Trade Regulations
Tagged Customs Broker, Federal, Foreign, regulations, Trade, USPPI
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Get Ready to Floss
By: Terri Do you remember your last visit to the dentist’s office? Dentist: I noticed a bit of plaque build-up. Have you been flossing twice a day? (awkward silence) You: Um… I ran out and I just can’t find any … Continue reading
Are Your Rough Diamonds Kimberley Process Certified?
By Erin Almost everyone loves a diamond whether it’s been cut and polished or still in its rough form. However, those beautiful diamonds can go through an involved process before they are sent to your local jewelry store. If you … Continue reading
Posted in Export Filing
Tagged blood, clean, conflict, diamonds, Kimberley, Process, Trade
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Trade deficit decreases to $39.3 billion in November
by Joe The U.S. international trade deficit decreased to $38.3 billion in November 2010 , as exports increased more than imports. Exports increased 0.8% from October 2010 to $159.6 billion, and imports increased 0.6% to $198.0 billion. The trade surplus … Continue reading
Trade deficit decreases in October
By Joe The U.S. international trade deficit Latest U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services Report , as exports increased and imports decreased. Exports increased 3.2% from September 2010 to $158.7 billion, and imports decreased 0.8% to $197.4 billion. The … Continue reading
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Tagged deficit, exports, imports, International, October, Trade
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Visit the Census Bureau at ASBDC 2010
By: Joe If you are lucky enough to be attending the Association of Small Business Development Centers San Antonio on September 21 – 24, you will have a chance to visit with several members of the U.S. Census Bureau’s Foreign … Continue reading
How to Catch a Blooper
By David If you are reading this blog, I can safely assume that you are a human. As a human, I can also assume that you have made a mistake or two in your day. If you have happened to … Continue reading
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Tagged Blooper, Classification, Cuts, Data, General Rules, Process, schedule b, Trade, value, Verify
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