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2. Import Compliance Managers and other importers should review the General Importing Letter, which outlines and discusses many issues that should be considered.  This is an excellent starting place for all importers who will be conducting Customs audits, companies seeking to reduce Customs penalty exposure, and importers seeking methods to legally reduce Customs costs. 
   

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5. The law firm of Sonnenberg & Anderson is making current and archived newsletters available for your review.  Clicking on the attached link will take you to an index of current and past newsletters on a wide variety of trade issues from Antidumping matters to Penalty reductions to the structural organization of the World Trade Organization.
   

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8. Power of Attorney Presentation discussing topics relevant to importers and brokers as presented to the Chicago Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association.
   

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11. This section includes reproductions of useful agency documents, including Customs Informed Compliance Publications and Port of Chicago “Pipeline” notices to the trade community.
    

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    1. •U.S. Customs and Border Protection
       

    2. •U.S. Department of Commerce
       

    3. •(BIS) Bureau of Industry and Security: Export issues
       

    4. •(ITA) Intl Trade Admin:  Antidumping duties, etc.
       

    5. •U.S. International Trade Commission
       

    6. •Office of Foreign Assets Control
       

    7. •U.S. Food and Drug Administration
       

    8. •Canadian Customs
       

    9. •World Customs Organization