The goods that American customers want to import from China are involved in anti-dumping. What should the freight forwarder do?
Every time Vina's story is born in the rain, it may really make God cry. My communication with Mickey, an American customer, started in February this year. She planned to purchase goods in China, needs collection and transportation services, and was in the stage of budgeting. Communication began at the end of February, the goods to be loaded on the first container were only ready in April, and the entire communication was drawn very long. Dealing with Mickey's goods is either solving the problem or on the way to solving the problem. Problem one: Mickey has worked in the beauty industry before, and plans to open a furniture store this year and start sourcing furniture and decorations from China. She sent me a list of orders to be purchased. After I checked them one by one, I found that some of the goods involved anti-dumping. In line with the principle of being responsible for the customer, I told her that if it was found to be anti-dumping during customs clearance in the...