Understand the rule.
Then turn it into a shipment plan.
These guides focus on the questions importers, buying teams and manufacturers need to settle before cargo leaves China.
Written around decisions—not keyword lists.
Each guide explains what needs to be confirmed, which records matter and where the logistics provider’s responsibility ends.

What Should Be Confirmed Before a US Import Shipment?
A practical pre-shipment review of Importer of Record responsibilities, classification, customs data, agency requirements and final delivery.
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EU DDP Shipping: Clarify the Importer, EORI and VAT First
Why a workable EU duty-paid plan needs a named import country, responsible importer, EORI, customs entry, import VAT and delivery boundary.
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Frozen Food to Canada: Licensing, Traceability and Cold-Chain Records
A pre-shipment checklist covering importer licensing, product requirements, preventive controls, traceability and temperature handovers.
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Exporting Precision Instruments: Product, Packing and Site-Handover Checklist
How to connect technical product facts, classification support, protective packing and destination handling for precision equipment.
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Energy Storage and Battery Shipping: UN 38.3 & Configuration
What to verify about battery type, watt-hour rating, equipment configuration, UN 38.3 test summaries, packing and transport documents.
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Mexico Import Clearance: Importer, Entry Data and Product Rules
A China-to-Mexico checklist covering importer readiness, tariff classification, electronic entry data, non-tariff requirements and final delivery.
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Brazil Imports: Siscomex, Taxes and Product Data Before Shipping
A working review of importer access, DI or Duimp workflow, NCM classification, administrative controls, taxes and local delivery.
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Argentina Import Feasibility: Check the Importer, Product and Current Rules
A current-process review covering the importer, customs registration, product controls, documents, taxes and local delivery.
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OOG Cargo and Special Containers: Dimensions, Securing and Unloading
A practical checklist for open-top, flat-rack, heavy and oversized cargo covering dimensions, center of gravity, lifting, securing and final delivery.
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DDP and Duty-Paid Quotes: Inclusions and Exclusions
How to define the importer, duties and taxes, delivery point, unloading, examinations, storage and information-change boundaries in writing.
Read the guide ↗Start with the cargo, then build the route.
Tell us what is shipping, where it is going and where the delivery responsibility should end.