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10 + 2The 10+2 rule has far-reaching implications for supply chain operations, inventory carrying costs, and the overall cost and risk of doing business. This Knowledge Corner contains links to resources that can help you better understand and meet the challenges posed by the new regulation.
American Shipper – November 24, 2008
CBP Issues Interim Rule on "10+2" The Interim Final Rule was published in the Federal Register on November 25, 2008 and becomes effective January 26, 2009. You can find the Interim Final Rule here. The rule is being published in interim form and contains a number of changes from the language of the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that kicked the process off.
Supply Chain Digest – September 23, 2008
Get Ready – New “10+2” Import Reporting Rules are Imminent The 10+2 requirement is “a matter of days or weeks away,” Deputy Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Jayson Ahern said yesterday, adding that "Importers are going to have to “focus on reality” and realize they are going to have to comply with the rule."
American Shipper – June 01, 2008
10+2=$$$$ Import industry deals with cost and confusion of proposed cargo security rule.
CIO – May 12, 2008
10+2 Readiness . . . Beware! It's Strategic, Not Tactical . . Here is an excellent short article by Matt Gersper, President of Global Data Mining, on the perils and opportunities of 10+2.
American Shipper – May 12, 2008
CBP Releases “10+2” Technical Requirements American Shipper notes the release of CBP's draft 10+2 technical requirements (see below).
World Shipping Council – March 03, 2008
Comments of The World Shipping Council Comments on the proposed rule from the World Shipping Council, which represents over 90% of global liner vessel capacity.
Logistics Management – February 27, 2008
COAC Raises Concerns Over 10+2 Summary of the COAC letter, linked below.
CBP – January 02, 2008
CBP Issues Proposed Rule Requiring Additional Cargo Information CBP's first press release on 10+2.
Resources Webinar: 10+2=?: Are You Prepared?
Click here for the recording of American Shipper's 10+2 webinar on 6/18/08. Over 1,000 people have viewed the webinar, either live or on-demand. Find out what they have learned. The powerpoint slide presentation is available for download here. The questions and answers from this event are compiled in this document. 10+2 Community Forum Keep up with the latest discussions on the 10+2 on the community forum. ICPA ICPA is a leading global professional association for compliance professionals. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) CBP is one of the Department of Homeland Security’s largest and most complex components, with a priority mission of keeping terrorists and their weapons out of the U.S. It also has a responsibility for securing and facilitating trade and travel while enforcing hundreds of U.S. regulations, including immigration and drug laws. CBP has a very helpful page here, which includes an analysis of the Rule, a fact sheet, and a 10+2 FAQ. Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Here is the CBP document that got the ball rolling. Important reading. Analysis of Proposed Rule by Industrial Economics, Inc. Expert analysis of the ruling by an economic and policy consulting firm. CBP Draft Security Filing Transaction Sets Requirements Here are some draft technical specifications. Departmental Advisory Committee on the Commercial Operations of U.S. Customs & Border Protection and Related Homeland Security Functions (COAC) The text of the COAC letter referenced in the Logistics Management article, above, provided by APL. BPE Enterprises Beth Peterson Enterprises, Inc. (known as BPE) is a consulting firm facilitating global trade automation and strategy for multi-national shippers. |
