October 13, 2014 | Customs Bonds

April 2014: ISF Enforcement Updates

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The trade community’s interest in ISF developments remains high. Considering the sweeping impact of this program upon brokers, importers, and others, this is no surprise.

Has there been a great deal of ISF discussion over the past seven months? Yes. Have there been a many substantive changes? Not really. As a follow-up to an ISF enforcement update Roanoke prepared for its clients and colleagues late last summer, we have prepared a brief status report on ISF administration.

Should you have any questions, please submit them via email to Dave Jordan at dave.jordan@roanoketrade.com so he may respond to you. Or you may contact your Roanoke service office at 1-800-ROANOKE with questions you may have about ISF bonding or any other bonds or insurance matters.

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