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Practical guides for importers, exporters and growers moving freight between the United States and Mexico. Each article explains the problem, how to solve it and how our team can do it for you.
WarehousingBonded warehouse in San Diego: store imports near the border and pay duties laterA bonded warehouse lets you store imported goods without paying duties yet. Here is how it works and when it makes sense.Read the article
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Produce LogisticsImporting fresh produce from Mexico through Otay Mesa, step by step
Fresh produce has no time to wait at the border. These are the permits, notices and steps that keep your product moving…
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Customs UpdatesISF filing (10+2): what to send, when to send it and how to avoid penalties
The Importer Security Filing is due 24 hours before your cargo is loaded abroad. Here is the data you need and how…
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Customs UpdatesDo you need a customs broker in San Diego? A plain guide for Otay Mesa importers
What a licensed customs broker does at the Otay Mesa port of entry, when you need one and how to get your…
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- Lane 01 Clear U.S. Customs Imports by truck, ocean or air
- Lane 02 File an ISF Ocean cargo, before the ship loads
- Lane 03 Freight to Mexico Port to final delivery, one contact
- Lane 04 Store or cross-dock Bonded warehouse at Otay Mesa
- Lane 05 Fresh produce Receiving, staging, delivery
- Lane 06 Send documents ISF, ocean, air and BorderFast forms
Not sure? Call 619-576-3660 and we will point you to the right lane.