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Being confident in your compliance is one thing. Being prepared to demonstrate it is another.

Miriam shares lessons from her experience with audits involving Mexico, including missing invoices, qualification calculations that leave with former employees, and certifications signed without a clear understanding of their basis.

What does “free” truck parking really cost when a driver has to travel miles out of the way to reach it? On this episode of Simply Trade, host Andy Shiles talks with Evan Shelley, founder of Truck Parking Club, about treating parking as an operational decision, not simply an expense to avoid.

Can your USMCA certifications of origin withstand scrutiny when auditors come calling? This episode explores the critical gap between having signed paperwork and maintaining truly defensible documentation, revealing why companies need to act now rather than waiting for next year's compliance cycle.

Kyle Grobler shares his journey of building professional visibility through LinkedIn, demonstrating how consistent contribution and authentic engagement transformed his career opportunities. The discussion explores practical strategies for trade compliance professionals to establish credibility, from optimizing profile elements to sharing relatable experiences that help others navigate similar challenges.

As customs enforcement shifts toward a zero-trust, evidence-driven approach, importers face heightened scrutiny over tariff classifications, country-of-origin claims, and supply-chain documentation.

What happens when customs practices that once escaped scrutiny become the focus of enforcement? This episode explores how compliance risk has a history and examines the growing pressure on importers, customs brokers, and freight forwarders to support their trade decisions with accessible documentation. From border stops requiring detailed valuation and origin records to OFAC settlements highlighting screening control gaps, the discussion reveals why being ready to defend your claims matters more than ever.

NCBFAA President Karen Damon shares critical insights from the association's Government Affairs Conference, discussing the urgent need for advance notice on tariff changes, the evolving role...

Customs release marks only the beginning of an entry's life cycle, not its conclusion. This episode explores why importers must review classifications, verify supporting documents...

What should trade teams watch when tariff negotiations, court challenges, and customs procedures are all moving at once? Cindy Allen uses Taylor Swift’s “My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys” to frame a discussion about trade relationships that never quite settle, looking at developments involving China, Canada, and Mexico, and what they mean for importers, customs brokers, and cross-border supply chains.

What happens when political conversations about trade leave the businesses doing the trading on the sidelines? This episode explores Canada-U.S. trade uncertainty from the perspective of manufacturers, importers, and exporters who face shifting compliance requirements, rules-of-origin questions, and slow answers from authorities.

Host Lalo Solorzano and Josh Rodman of Schulz Trade Law examine the BIS affiliates rule, exploring how ownership structures trigger export restrictions even when subsidiaries operate as separate legal entities. The discussion reveals why name-only screening misses critical compliance risks and what exporters must do before the rule's scheduled reinstatement in November 2026.

When trade policy reaches the people who implement it, operational realities come into focus. NCBFAA leaders Leah Ellis and Dave Corn explain why customs brokers need 30 days' notice for tariff changes, how the duty life cycle extends far beyond entry, and why effective enforcement requires clear responsibilities between brokers and CBP.

Trade compliance has evolved beyond back-office operations as enforcement risks increasingly demand boardroom attention. Grant Sernick of Third Wave joins host Andy Shiles to explore why understanding finished products alone is insufficient, and how automated entry verification can help compliance teams communicate risk to executives before problems emerge.

Host Lalo Solorzano interviews Penny Chen about her journey from AI algorithm design to founding a trade compliance startup, exploring how artificial intelligence can genuinely improve trade workflows...

Licensed customs brokers face two critical deadlines in 2027, not just one. While the triennial status report is due in February, the continuing education requirements must be completed by January 31st.

Pete Mento and Cindy Allen deliver a live session at VMA26 examining whether current tariff strategies are achieving their reshoring goals while addressing the practical realities of IEEPA refunds...