Section Sixteen:
- How To Export-Handling The Order:
Let an expert help you, Think about sales first, Packing for protection, Experts cut perils of travel, Loading and unloading, Pilferage, Other hazards, Packaging in use, Packing tips, Effect of packing on foreign duties, Consider your customer, How to mark packages, Advice on packing and marking, A better way: containerization, Transportation illustration, Revolution or evolution?, Pros and cons of containers, How can containerization help?, How much cost saving?, Speedy arrival delights your customer, Computers direct traffic, Lost and found department, Benefits for the small exporter, Export documents, Three basic documents, The insurance policy, The open policy, Review your policy, Other documents, Export licenses, The destination control statement, Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988, More help for exporters, Export licensing requirements eased, Metric system in place, Office of metric programs, Using the Harmonized System, Purpose of the Harmonized System, Structure of Schedule B, How to handle the numbers, Schedule B has two volumes, How to find commodity numbers, Filling out the Shipper's Export Declaration, Exemption from filing the SED, Alternative to the SED, Other shortcuts, Certificates of Origin, Inspection certificates, Sanitary certificates, Receipts, Parcel receipts, Certificate of manufacture, Insurance certificates, How to avoid paperwork, Kinds of Forwarders, Finding a Freight Forwarder, Selecting transport, Shipping by steamer, Booking your cargo, Basis for freight rates, Parcel post shipments, Sealing packages, Undelivered parcels, Exports subject to foreign duty, Using air express, Exports by rail, Shipments to Canada or Mexico, Arrival at foreign port, Responsibility, Responsibilities of your customer, Refusal of shipment, Problems in collecting, Assistance overseas, Help at home, Writing to Consular offices.
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