Jet Worldwide Blog Posts

The End of an Era: Section 321 and Entry Type 86 Discontinuation

A huge policy shift, including both executive orders and legislative actions, mark the effective termination of the broad de minimis /Section 321 /Entry Type 86 exemption. This shift mandates a transition to more rigorous import procedures, primarily informal Entry Type 11 and formal Entry Type 01 entries. The implications for global e-commerce are far-reaching.

Re-evaluation of supply chain and fulfillment models are imperative to navigate this new regulatory environment successfully. High volume e-commerce importing is still possible via new processes.

It has been challenging for many industries around the globe, and the air cargo market has been no exception. With ongoing external issues, the sector has faced challenges across the board. The supply/demand balance in cross border shipping markets loosened in 2022. Freight rates are expected to soften further in 2023. The ongoing war in Ukraine is a known risk but - the best logistics processes are build in the ability to respond to unknown unknowns!

Parcel Logistics: The new supply chain challenge Supply chain management professionals are seeing their traditional flows changing as suppliers and retailers adjust to the logistics of individual parcels. The ability to handle individual parcels has traditionally been the purview of post offices and mega parcel carriers. Retailers are now looking to eliminate the layers of providers and develop high volume parcel import solutions themselves

Shipping a parcel internationally for the first time can be an overwhelming process. Where to start? How do I ensure it arrives safely, in tact and on time? Jet Worldwide provides shipping solutions for over 40 years. Our industry expertise offers best in class shipping solutions for online orders.