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3 September 2026

US customs push threatens fresh supply chain headaches for importers

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US customs push threatens fresh supply chain headaches for importers

US importers could face a new layer of paperwork, technology requirements and potential cargo delays under plans being considered by US Customs and Border Protection to gain far greater visibility into international supply chains. CBP has opened consultation on sweeping changes that could require importers to provide documentation originally filed with foreign customs authorities, identify …

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