About Globalior

Globalior is maintained by a panel of expert global trade compliance professionals. The collective knowledge of all contributors includes mastery in trade compliance concepts in areas of tariff classification, Customs valuation, Free Trade Agreements, transfer pricing, supply chain vendor selection, vendor management, Customs audit readiness, Incoterms, special Customs programs and industry specific regulatory expertise.

Our advisory services:

  1. HS Classification advisory and defense plan/write-up preparation
  2. General guidance on HS Classification, Free Trade Agreements, Transfer Pricing & valuation etc.
  3. General guidance on Customs procedural issues in South East Asia

Our content creation services:

  1. Supply chain and logistics content creation, publication and/or distribution.
  2. Custom made corporate awareness content campaigns. See samples here.

We have also helped customers on projects such as:

  1. Conducting Free Trade agreement utilization opportunity studies
  2. Transport cost saving analysis studies
  3. HS classification audits
  4. Mock Customs audits
  5. Internal compliance audit program development

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Globalior aims to be the primary resource for trade compliance professionals and non-trade compliance professionals looking for practical guidance and knowledge in maintaining compliance in cross border activities.

Our latest articles …

General Rules of Interpretation/General Interpretative Rules of Classification : Rule 2

This is part 2 in a series of posts explaining the use of World Customs Organization's rules relating to HS classification. You can find the first article here: General Rules of Interpretation/General Interpretative Rules of Classification : Rule 1.  The second general interpretative rule of classification consists of 2 parts ...
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General Rules of Interpretation/General Interpretative Rules of Classification : Rule 1

Customs authorities in most parts of the world require traders to classify their imports and exports according to the 6 rules of classification published by the World Customs Organization or WCO. These rules are referred to as the General Interpretative Rules of Classification. Individually, they can also be referred to ...
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Cargo Insurance in Transportation

Cargo Insurance In case a consignment is either lost or damaged, cargo insurance helps reimburse the concerned vendor or the customer. When is cargo insurance necessary? Moving cargo is risky. While your shipment makes its way towards you, it will pass from one person’s supervision to another. It may be ...
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