Shippers can be hit with surcharges from time to time, meaning your ocean freight rate might be more expensive. Most surcharges for international freight shipping might seem unnecessary, but most of the time they occur because of added expenses that the shipping companies have to cover. Many shippers work with a trusted freight forwarder to help navigate around surcharges.
The Shipper’s Export Declaration form is a US Census requirement for single commodities more than $2,500 in value. It is valuable in ocean freight shipping. All shippers should speak to their freight forwarder if they have any questions regarding this form. Here are five common questions about details that shippers have regarding this important form:
