CTPAT Compliance Made Easier: Common Evidence of Implementation Errors and How to Avoid Them
Evidence of Implementation also known as “EOI” is a critical part of applying for CTPAT as well as completing annual reviews and preparing for...
Evidence of Implementation also known as “EOI” is a critical part of applying for CTPAT as well as completing annual reviews and preparing for...
For many CTPAT certified companies, their security program is pretty solid for requirements around procedures, training, facility controls, etc....
Have you ever wondered how much trust really matters in global trade? A lot more than you think. When your business relies on partners around the...
When companies think about the primary goal of CTPAT (Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism), which is to strengthen international supply...
Maintaining compliance with the Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT) requires more than just policies and procedures, it demands...
CTPAT Validations can feel overwhelming, especially with all the documentation and preparation involved. It is completely normal to feel a little...
When companies first decide to join CTPAT (Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism), they may view the initial application, annual reviews, and...
CTPAT (Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) has always been guided by two core principles: voluntary participation and jointly developed...
Did you know that CTPAT certified companies can lose their CTPAT certification if their business partners fail to comply with CTPAT security...
In today's interconnected world, companies that operate within the global supply chain face numerous security challenges. For those involved in the...
In an increasingly interconnected global economy, ensuring the security of supply chains is more important than ever. The Customs Trade Partnership...
In an interconnected world where the security of cargo shipments and facilities is paramount, swift and decisive action in response to threats is...