U.S. customs officials plan to issue a ruling intended to improve the ability of border agents to block shipments for counterfeits and other illegal goods
WASHINGTON—U.S. Customs officials plan to issue a ruling Monday intended to give border agents more transparency about the origin of imports destined for U.S. warehouses, improving their ability to police shipments for counterfeits and other illegal goods.
With the ruling, Customs and Border Protection aims to clarify what information some shippers must include about shipments valued at less than $800 that are heading to U.S. fulfillment centers and warehouses. Congress set that monetary threshold in 2016 as the amount at...
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