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FDRA creates customs ‘resource centre’ for footwear industry

03/12/2014

The Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America (FDRA) has created an online customs ‘resource centre’ for the footwear industry which will simplify customs classifications and help brands understand the rules. The new ‘centre’ covers recent footwear classification rulings by Customs Border and Protection (CBP), footwear classification forms...

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