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Surety Bonds: What You Need to Know
Purchasing your surety bond through AFC International will ensure that your shipments have the appropriate bond as well as adequate coverage. AFC International, LLC provides competitive pricing and best-in-class service.
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Shipping Blood Samples: The Import Regulations You Need to Know
While this topic makes us think about Halloween and horror movies, shipping blood samples is actually a highly regulated business and it’s critical to follow the proper importing procedures. We
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U.S. West Coast Ports of Entry: What You Need to Know
Imports coming from China, Japan and other countries arrive through several U.S. west coast ports of entry in the United States each year. We have the information you need about
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What You Need to Know about U.S. East Coast Ports of Entry
Imports coming from Europe arrive through several U.S. east coast ports of entry each year. Follow our lead as we walk you through what you need to know about east
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Shipping Imports From Europe: What You Need to Know
Shipping imports from Europe to the United States is a big operation that needs to be handled properly to achieve import clearance. AFC International has the import shipping information you
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9 Tips for Importing Overseas
Importing overseas from Europe, China and other areas of the world is big business for importers. Are you prepared to import products from these areas to the United States? We’ve
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8 Tips for Holiday Importing
Happy Holidays!! For businesses seeking to import holiday and seasonal merchandise, the summer months make for a busy holiday importing season. While we have Licensed Customs Brokers available to answer
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Importing Flavored Coffee: What You Need to Know
There’s something special about cozying up to a warm fire with a cup of flavored coffee during the holiday season. Importers know this and that’s why they are staying caffeinated
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Importing Christmas Trees: What You Need to Know
Tis the Season! July and August are busy months for importers of artificial Christmas trees, and of those trees, approximately 85 percent come from China. If you’re thinking of getting