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June 2026 Transpacific Freight Market Update: Rising Rates, Tight Capacity, and What to Do Next
If you have international shipments moving from Asia to the U.S., conditions in the Transpacific Eastbound (TPEB)...
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With the introduction of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), shipping between the United States, Canada and Mexico has introduced new changes to the certificate of origin.
Exporters are no longer required to complete a formal certificate of origin. Instead, they can use informal documentation if all of the required data elements are present.
Additional details regarding the certificate of origin:
Use the form to download a free USMCA Certificate of Origin courtesy of Averitt.
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