Fish and Wildlife fees - Flegenheimer International

NEW Fish & Wildlife Electronic Licensing

By Flegenheimer International Posted on October 20, 2017 Posted in 10+2, ACE, ACE Cargo Release, Air Freight, Air Shipments, aphis, beetles, containers, customs, Fish and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife fees, freight, isf, octopus, port of long beach, port of los angeles, ports, seafood, terminals, Uncategorized

Anyone who imports Wildlife must obtain a US Fish & Wildlife Service import/export license. In the past importers could apply for an import license from the service by completing a paper form and presenting it to a Service wildlife inspection …

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Seafood: COOL! (Country of Origin Labeling)

By Flegenheimer International Posted on March 31, 2017 Posted in 10+2, ACE, China, containers, country of orgin, customs, customs food, cuttlefish, dairy, duties, fda, Fish and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife fees, Food & Drug, free trade, freight, fsis, FSVP, importer responsibility, india, indian shrimp, international import export, labeling, port of long beach, port of los angeles, port of oakland, ports, prior notice, produce, rice, seafood, shrimp, squid, terminals, trade, tuna, usda, west coast Tagged with ace, agriculture maerketing services, CBP, containers, COOL, customs, customs broker, fda, Fish & Wildlife, fish and wildlife, food, freight, fruit, fsis, FSMA, GSP, import, Import Permit, international trade, labeling, NMFS, ocean freight, perishables, PGA, port congestion, port of long beach, port of los angeles, produce, seafood, shellfish, shipments, terminals, trade, truckers, Tuna, USDA, vegetables, westcoast ports

Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) is a labeling law that requires retailers, such as full-line grocery stores, supermarkets and club warehouse stores, to notify their customers with information regarding the source of certain foods. Food products covered by the law …

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Fish & Wildlife: Important Reminders to Importers

By Flegenheimer International Posted on January 27, 2017 Posted in 10+2, ACE, ACE Cargo Release, aphis, beetles, C-TPAT, containers, country of orgin, customs, customs food, cuttlefish, faq, Fish and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife fees, Food & Drug, free trade, international import export, isf, PGA, port of long beach, port of los angeles, port of oakland, ports, prior notice, seafood, squid, trade, west coast Tagged with ace, containers, customs broker, Fish & Wildlife, food, import, ocean freight, perishables, PGA, port of long beach, port of los angeles, seafood, shipments

Flegenheimer International would like to send a reminder to our importers to closely monitor the expiration date on their U.S. Fish & Wildlife Import/Export License. Fish & Wildlife has stopped issuing reminder notices to importers about the expiration date of …

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‘Tis The Season… Reminder on Sending Store-bought Foods(i.e. chocolates, candies, canned goods, wines, etc.) as Gifts to the U.S.

By Flegenheimer International Posted on December 5, 2016 Posted in customs, customs food, Fish and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife fees, Food & Drug, freight, holiday schedule, importer responsibility, international import export, port of long beach, port of los angeles, port of oakland, ports, prior notice, produce Tagged with containers, customs, customs broker, fda, Fish & Wildlife, food, freight, Gifts, Holiday, import, ocean freight, perishables, port of long beach, port of los angeles, produce, seafood, shipments, trade

Clients are an integral part of our business and we value all of our customers. In the United States, holiday season may be considered as a gifting season. We, at Flegenheimer International would like our importers to be aware that …

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Important Annoucement from U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service on Live Freshwater Fish Regulations

By Flegenheimer International Posted on November 8, 2016 Posted in ACE, ACE Cargo Release, Fish and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife fees, international import export Tagged with ace, CBP, containers, customs, customs broker, Fish & Wildlife, fish and wildlife, food, import, international trade, ocean freight, trade

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service released an official notification regarding the importation of freshwater fish that are now considered as injurious and therefore will not be allowed to be imported to the U.S. Please read the official notification from F&W …

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U.S. Fish & Wildlife – Fee Increase, Late ISFs

By Flegenheimer International Posted on December 23, 2011 Posted in Fish and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife fees, isf

U.S. Fish & Wildlife – Fee Increase As of January 1, 2012, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service will implement new inspection fees. These fees will remain in effect indefinitely: Designated port based inspection fee: $93.00 Nondesignated port base inspection fee: $145.00 …

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News from Fish & Wildlife, Customs, and the USDA

By Flegenheimer International Posted on December 2, 2010 Posted in customs, Fish and Wildlife, Fish and Wildlife fees, usda

Fish & Wildlife News New Fees On January 1st, 2011 the Department of The Interior Fish & Wildlife Services will be implementing new inspection fees. These changes can be viewed at this link. http://www.fws.gov/le/AboutLE/2011InspectionFees.htm Customs News Permissible Sharing of Client …

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Fish and Wildlife fees to increase beginning January 8, 2009 as well as enforcement of regulating Squid, Octopus and Cuttlefish

By Flegenheimer International Posted on December 17, 2008 Posted in cuttlefish, Fish and Wildlife fees, octopus, squid

Beginning January 8th, 2009, Fish and Wildlife will not only increase higher fees, but they will begin enforcing/regulating the importations of Non-living Squid, Octopus and Cuttlefish for human consumption. Even though the rule has always been in place, most ports …

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