2019 Apparel Sourcing Trends
New trade barriers and tariffs, a shift from China to developing markets, and greater consumer expectations regarding next-day delivery, transparency, and sustainability are among this year's apparel sourcing trends.
read nowHow New Tariffs Are Affecting Supply Chains
Trump administration tariffs on billions of dollars of Chinese commodities have caused supply chains to shift elsewhere, specifically Southeast Asia, among other impacts.
read nowThe State of Global Trade: CAF's 3rd Quarter Executive Summary
Our in-house experts lend their thoughts regarding the state of global trade including new tariffs, the global economy, and freight forwarding trends.
read nowHow to Get Duty Drawback
Exported goods originally imported, with duties paid, various forms of proof, and meeting other requirements may qualify for duty drawback by U.S. Customs.
read nowThe Best NVOCC for Your Supply Chain
CAF Worldwide, a NVOCC, provides exceptional customer service, communication and flexibility for establishing a fully optimized international supply chain.
read nowMoving Your Supply Chain From China to Southeast Asia
Inflated costs—trade war-related and otherwise—are forcing companies to reconsider supply chains. Partnering with an experienced logistics provider is key.
read now5 Things to Consider When Choosing a Logistics Partner
Critical determinants for selecting a logistics partner include customer service, reputation, area of expertise, financial stability, and relationships.
read nowThe State of Global Trade: CAF's 2nd Quarter Executive Summary
Our panel of experts weighs in on the state of global trade including port congestion, the global economy, and freight forwarding trends.
read nowDo I Need a Customs Broker for My Shipment?
Though not legally mandated, yes, a customs broker can help importers and exporters avoid costly errors pertaining to the necessary documentation and examination of goods, among other significant advantages.
read nowWhat Is Freight Forwarding?
Freight forwarding is the planning and coordinating of the movement of commodities across international borders, on behalf of shippers. Other tasks involved include, but are not limited to: warehouse planning, supplying cargo insurance, and customs brokerage.
read now