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CBP’s Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act Importer Guidance AvailableThe Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA)
Please always first check with the cargo office (404) 675-1302, but in the event of an emergency shipment (human remains, perishables) and the cargo office is not available, please contact Entry & Clearance at (404) 765-2300 or 2301. That office is staffed from 0530 to 1900 hrs daily and officers there have ACS access and should be able to assist with inquiries on cargo. Additionally, a CBP administrative supervisor can be contacted at (404) 765-2248.
Whether it moves by air, sea, rail or ground, our members play a key role in commerce.
We meet regularly with Customs,
TSA, Fish and Wildlife and other
agencies to facilitate legitimate
cargo movement without delay.
AIFBA welcomes individuals and
companies large and small who
serve the international logistics
industry.
We offer multiple opportunities
for individuals to earn continuing
CCS and CES education credit.
CBP’s Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act Importer Guidance AvailableThe Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA)
Our Back to Basics Series resumes with a session on PGA’s and Other Acronyms. During
Members can now upload and manage job postings. Non-members, please send your information to aifba@aifba.com for consideration
Our next Back to Basics Series session is scheduled for June 28th at 11 AM.
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