🇺🇸 United States Shipping & Logistics Glossary
United States-specific customs, trade and port terms — from US Customs and Border Protection and the ACE single window to Importer Security Filing, Section 321 de minimis, USMCA and the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. The systems that govern trade with North America's largest market.
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ACE (Automated Commercial Environment)Automated Commercial Environment
The US single-window system for filing import and export data with CBP and partner government agencies.
Customs & Compliance
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Importer Security Filing (ISF / 10+2)Importer Security Filing
A US advance data requirement for ocean imports, filing 10 data elements before cargo loads at origin.
Customs & Compliance
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Port of Los Angeles / Long Beach
The San Pedro Bay port complex, the busiest container gateway in North America and the main US link to Asia.
Freight & NVOCC
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Section 321 De Minimis (US)
The US rule allowing low-value shipments (up to US$800) to enter duty- and tax-free with simplified clearance.
Customs & Compliance
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US Customs and Border Protection (CBP)US Customs and Border Protection
The United States border and customs authority, clearing imports, collecting duties and enforcing trade and security rules.
Customs & Compliance
USMCA (US-Mexico-Canada Agreement)United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement
The North American free-trade agreement that replaced NAFTA, giving qualifying goods tariff-free access across the three countries.
Customs & Compliance
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