With on-again, off-again tariff policies causing havoc, bonded warehouses are seeing a spike in interest. The facilities are located around the country, but they’re legally outside of U.S. Customs ...

Still, companies coping with the reality of a global trade war are eager to use bonded warehouse facilities to get goods into ...

Demand for bonded warehousing, in which cargo is exempt from tariffs for up to five years, skyrocketed in April, according to Flexe data shared with BI.

Companies importing goods into the United States from China are rushing to convert warehouses into facilities that are exempt ...

According to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection office, “A Customs bonded warehouse is a building or other secured area in which imported dutiable merchandise may be stored, manipulated ...

This fenced-off section, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection Bonded Warehouse, where goods can ... and pay as they touch it down to take a carton or a pallet," said Salazar.

Lynx Logistics is not the only bonded warehouse benefiting from the tariffs, as many businesses are looking for a way to blunt the financial impact of the President's trade moves. Danny Reaume ...

A key advantage of utilizing a bonded warehouse or FTZ is that merchandise can be manipulated therein. Product manipulation, including sorting and repackaging, is permitted in bonded warehouses ...

The sought-after spaces are called bonded warehouses and offer the ability to store goods for up to five years without paying tariffs until the inventory leaves the warehouse. But while importers ...

The tariffs are only due when goods are removed from the bonded warehouse. This setup gives companies flexibility: if tariffs are low, they can pay and clear their products; if tariffs are high ...

A few months ago, the words “bonded warehouse” and “harmonized system codes” might not have been on the minds of many American business owners. Now they’re in a massive spotlight.