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Subject:
Importing goods to the US
Category: Business and Money Asked by: gregovich-ga List Price: $25.00 |
Posted:
14 Jul 2005 20:53 PDT
Expires: 22 Jul 2005 19:33 PDT Question ID: 543709 |
This question concerns importing small electronic goods from China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan to the US. I would like to know all the costs and steps (custom clearances, etc) required to transport the products. Please list all relevant shipping options (air freight vs ocean, courier vs fed ex, etc) and how they differ in cost, time and regulations (custom clearances/permits and taxes/duty/fees). When ordering samples, do the same customs regulations apply? At what quantity does personal use change to commercial use? Are there package sizes that qualify for better shipping terms? Most of the suppliers state that the goods will be FOB Hong Kong, FOB Shenzen, FOB Taipei, etc. I assume (correctly?) that means they will deliver the product to my shipper as desired, and cover all export clearance costs and documentation. From there all costs and docs will be my/the buyers responsibility. Please include all relevant vocabulary. The shipping cities will be either Hong Kong, Shenzen China, or Taipei Taiwan. Destination: Los Angeles, CA example package; 50 pcs - $35USD each dimensions 24.2 x 13.8 x 11.6in weight 28.6 lbs Thanks |
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Subject:
Re: Importing goods to the US
From: cyd777-ga on 15 Jul 2005 11:28 PDT |
I would suggest going to httP://WWW.FTC.COM The Fedral trade comission which could help with any answers regarding Importing Exporting goods and services. Also Http://www.Quikcrawler.com/search could help you search for Importing exporting as well |
Subject:
Re: Importing goods to the US
From: zdreams-ga on 21 Jul 2005 23:16 PDT |
I am actually export-import consultant but its gonna cost you at least 100 bucks for me to answer this questin in the amount of detail you are asking. |
Subject:
Re: Importing goods to the US
From: zdreams-ga on 21 Jul 2005 23:17 PDT |
Just to give you some idea that I am competent enough.....one term you need to keep in mind is Incoterms. Incoterms deal with insurance and transfer of ownership amongst other tihings. |
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