As individual order e-commerce grows, so is the involvement from the manufacturing industry. Manufacturers use online order processing to enable direct sales or sales on behalf of retailers. Cross border e-commerce shipments are increasingly transitioning to ocean shipments.


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Cross border e-commerce is challenging traditional supply chains that are unfamiliar with individual parcel clearance processes. Clearing one - or several ocean containers - usually involves a single entry to US customs. The entry cost - usually less than $100 - represents a small fraction of the value of the goods being imported.

The challenge for e-commerce is to find a way to clear individual parcels for a low cost per shipment.


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Traditional supply chains are being disrupted as e-commerce technologies and section 32 import processes come to dominate. Large bulk ocean shipping and inland transport to USA warehousing can be supplemented via efficient - duty free - high volume parcel import processing.


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Simplified duty fee import for e-commerce parcels

A growing number of Asian and European E-commerce retailers are seeking to develop direct import processes to the USA. The need for e-commerce parcels import solutions are the result of internet technologies enabling a direct connection between the buyer and seller. Duty free section 321 type 86 clearance is possible for ocean freight parcels.


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In working with many companies on international cross-border high volume parcel flows, find the lowest cost e-commerce delivery solution for companies sending to the USA. It is often less expensive to use a foreign post office than to send directly via USPS (using a USA gateway).


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