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DeyTimes E-News

May 2004      


European Community and Department of Homeland Security Sign Landmark Agreement to Improve Container Security and Expand CSI


Blocked, Denied, Entity and Debarred Persons Lists


Automated Export System (AES)
 

The Automated Export System (AES) is the electronic way to file the Shipper's Export Declaration (SED) and ocean manifest information directly to U.S. Customs. On these web pages you will find information on the history and future of AES, technical documentation, software vendors, AESDirect and many other items of interest related to AES.

 

CPB in the News


CBP Border Patrol Agents Disable Drug Smuggling Operation
El Paso Sector Fabens Station Agents seize 2,773 pounds of Marijuana valued at $2.2 million


CBP Border Patrol Seizes Over 5,200 Pounds of Marijuana in Weekend Busts
Seizures valued at over
4.1 million dollars
 


Embargo on Libya lifted


There are new Regulations (effective April 29,2004)for export and reexport of dual-use items to Libya.

 


FedEx, United Parcel, Other Cargo Pilots May Carry Guns
May 1


Airfreight Fuel Surcharge Increase


Increases in global oil prices and subsequent increases in jet fuel prices have led many of the world's air carriers to announce that they will increase their fuel surcharges to 0.20 USD/kg. We have been receiving notices from carriers advising this increase will go in effect on Monday May 10,2004.


Milwaukee World
Trade Association

Trade Conference .pdf

Homeland Security Seminar for
Importers and Exporters

Reception co-sponsored by M. E. Dey


 

Business Development Mission to Brazil, Argentina and Chile
October 23 - 30, 2004

 

Mission agenda includes appointments in
Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires and Santiago with prospective distributors or clients, tailored to the needs of each participating Wisconsin company.

 

For more information contact:
Susan Dragotta at 262-691-5147 or email sdragotta@commerce.state.wi.us

 

May 1-7  Hong Kong and Chinese Labor holiday.  Our overseas offices are closed.  Expect that overseas contacts will be available on May 10, 2004

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