Drawback for Hurricane Sandy-damaged goods

Logistics Management

Monday, December 17, 2012

U.S. Customs and Border Protection will allow duty drawback claims to be made on imported merchandise that was damaged or destroyed by Hurricane Sandy , according to a Sandler Travis & Rosenberg Trade Report. ST&R said the importer "will have to provide documentation with details about the condition of the merchandise as well as any insurance claims filed. If the importer has been reimbursed for duties and taxes via an insurance claim the merchandise is not e...

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