CBP Issues Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Supply Chain Visibility
CBP has announced an advance notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPRM) aimed at enhancing supply chain visibility, signaling that new regulatory requirements for cargo transparency could be forthcoming. The ANPRM stage means the agency is soliciting industry input before drafting a formal rule.
We read this ANPRM as an early indicator that CBP intends to formalize data-sharing or traceability obligations that currently exist only informally or voluntarily. Our position is that importers with complex, multi-tier supply chains stand to be most affected by whatever rule eventually emerges from this process.
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