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  1. CBP Regulations

    CBP Regulations

    All regulations for importers, brokers, and transportation-related companies.Required text for importers compliance.
  2. Export Administration Regulations (EAR)

    Export Administration Regulations (EAR)

    Compilation of official regulations and policies governing the export licensing of commodities and technical data. Required text for exporters compliance.
  3. Schedule B

    Schedule B

    Statistical classification of commodities exported from the United States. Required text for exporters compliance.
  4. Government Books on CD-ROM

    Government Books on CD-ROM

    Digital library for Importers and Exporters. Sixteen indispensable books on one disc. Ultra-fast search engine. Choose any possible combination of the books, or take advantage of our package deals.
  5. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC)

    Federal Maritime Commission (FMC)

    Regulations governing the activities of ocean freight forwarders, NVOCCs and exporters on their own behalf.
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    Accessories

  7. Status of Government Books

    Status of Government Books

    The latest information on the print/release status of the government publications we offer.
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