Certified Importer Program

Quelle: https://www.cbp.gov/trade/programs-administration/trusted-trader-programs

The Certified Importer Program is a voluntary initiative by customs authorities to recognize importers who meet established compliance and security standards. Certified importers benefit from expedited customs clearance, reduced inspections, simplified documentation, and enhanced supply chain predictability. Participation requires a formal application, risk assessment, and ongoing compliance monitoring.

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