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'A comprehensive reference on how to import virtually any commodity into the U.S... A remarkable amount of bang for so few bucks.'
Reference and Research Book News
'Importers Manual USA gives prospective players in the field the basic information they need to know before trying to import a given product into the U.S. Because it is so affordable, it will become a basic business resource.'
Wilson Library Bulletin
'Thorough and timely, it serves it purpose well... A first-stop reference guide for the U.S. Highly recommended.'
Choice Magazine, American Library Association
Importers Manual USA is the most comprehensive single-source reference in existence for importing to the U.S. It is relied on by large and small importers, bankers and attorneys, foreign exporters to the U.S., and trade missions worldwide. The manual is highly organized for ease of use and is divided into the following major sections: Commodity Index
The commodity index is the central feature of the Importers Manual. This index contains comprehensive information on entry procedures, documentation, restrictions and prohibitions, marking and labeling requirements, as well as contact information for regulatory agencies for all products that can be imported into the U.S. It is organized into 99 "Chapters" to correspond to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule. It is all here, from apparel, bamboo and computers, to xylophones, yo-yos and zircons.
U.S. Customs entry and clearance
Find rock-solid, updated information from the U.S. Customs Service that will help you make decisions, keep informed, and stay out of trouble.
International banking
Overview of banking services available to the importer, plus Swiss Bank Corporation's acclaimed and authoritative guides to letters of credit and documentary collections.
Legal considerations of importing
Includes a detailed overview of the legal issues facing importers and other international businesspeople, as well as international contract checklists.
Packing, shipping, and insurance
Contains an illustrated guide to container packing and container specifications, provided by Hapag-Lloyd Shipping Lines, plus a guide to cargo insurance by the Insurance Company of North America.
Infolists
Sixty-eight concisely written articles present information and practical tips for importers. Topics include: 18 reasons why (and why not) to get into importing, 13 ways import businesses fail, and key elements of a successful import operation.
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