Education can be Key in Trade Compliance

Posted by Kelsey Barker on June 26, 2013

It’s often easy to procrastinate when it comes to trade compliance training – your team is swamped enough already! But in today’s constantly shifting regulatory environment, equipping businesses and their employees with the qualifications to trade in a competitive global market is as important as ever.

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Topics: Amber Road News, Export Management, Export Compliance, Events

Conflicting Messages Re: Conflict Minerals Management

Posted by Maurica Burke on June 18, 2013

The Securities and Exchange Commission caught many companies off guard when they decided to adopt the final rule on conflict minerals management for all goods sold in the United States, but why is the apparel and footwear industry finding it so difficult to conform to the new laws?  Is it because of the insufficient guidance from the SEC or the fact that traceability of minerals in softlines isn’t as easy as it sounds?  Both are true and now the industry is working on both ends of the problem to reach a solution. 

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Topics: Supplier Management, Supplier Compliance Questionnaires

Amber Road Opens EMEA Headquarters in Munich

Posted by Colleen Bush on June 14, 2013

Amber Road announced this week that it has opened an office in Munich, Germany to serve as its EMEA headquarters. Beginning with one sales executive in Scandinavia in 2009, Amber Road has quickly grown its European customer base to include companies such as ABB, Drägerwerke, Lantiq, Metso, Siemens and Talis, to name a few.

The strong demand for its global trade management solutions in Europe has fueled the company’s growth in the geography. Amber Road now employs full time sales, pre-sales, marketing, professional services and technical support personnel throughout Europe, many of whom now work out of the Munich headquarters.

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Topics: Press Releases, Global Trade Management Software, Amber Road News, Global Trade Management

ISF 10+2 Enforcement: CBP Prepares to Enter Liquidated Damages Phase

Posted by Colleen Bush on June 13, 2013

The US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced that it will begin the liquidated damages phase of the Importer Security Filing (ISF) on July 9, 2013. These ISF enforcement phases are designed to help CBP make more informed targeting decisions regarding high-risk US-bound cargo.

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Topics: Import Management, Entry Management, Importer Security Filing

Free Global Trade Seminar in Miami: Deciphering Financial Returns & Complexities

Posted by Emily Thornton on June 11, 2013

What: Live Seminar: Deciphering Financial Returns & Complexities of Global Trade

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Topics: Global Trade Management Software, Amber Road News, Global Trade Management, Events

Upcoming Webinar: The Challenges and Benefits of Blending Import Operations and Compliance

Posted by Emily Thornton on June 3, 2013

Broadcasting live on Thursday, June 13 at 2 PM EDT.

Please join American Shipper's upcoming webinar, Two Worlds Collide: The Challenges and Benefits of Blending Import Operations and Compliance. This hour long broadcast will review the findings from the fourth annual Import Operations & Compliance Benchmark Study published by American Shipper and BPE Global. The panelists will relate these findings to industry trends, challenges and actionable business practices.

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Topics: Webinars, Amber Road News, Global Sourcing, Import Management

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