Chemicals can be viewed as performance benchmark commodities that speak to the health of multiple industries. Sodium hydroxide (also known as caustic soda or lye), is used across many sectors from automotive, to general manufacturing, and is a top import and export in the U.S.
Most organizations are already aware of the necessity for export compliance and denied party screening - but compliance can be a daunting, complex process, which also presents ongoing challenges.
For most corporations operating in today's global, connected marketplace, export compliance is integral to their continued successful business operations. And the first step in an export compliance program is often watch list screening, also known as restricted or denied party screening.
This eBook covers:
In this eBook, we share findings from our first annual benchmark survey, focusing on the perspective of import compliance professionals from a wide range of industries around the world.
This eBook provides insight into how organizations accurately and efficiently classify and calculate landed costs in an era of disruptive change while maintaining significant productivity gains.
Many organizations are learning how to navigate through this “new normal." With that in mind, we wanted to share some strategies to help your organization continue to achieve optimal export, trade, and OFAC compliance. Despite this sudden shift to an increasingly remote workforce, compliance has not fallen by the wayside.
Descartes’ global trade intelligence solutions and services enable organizations to make better supply sourcing decisions. Our technology can help to improve bottom line performance and help businesses avoid government-imposed penalties and brand damage.
With Descartes’ solutions it’s easy to:
The results of our 2020 benchmark survey of trade compliance professionals from around the world will help you gain key insights to be more effective and efficient in light of the operational changes mass disruptions have created.
