transported to the point of export from New Zealand. Potential SES members must also supply a process map illustrating the flow of and documentation/information from receipt of order to the point of export, a site plan, and a security plan prepared in conjunction with their transport operator. United Import C‐TPAT to safeguard the world's When they join the anti‐terror The following benefits to States Partnership against vibrant trade industry from terrorists, partnership, companies sign an the C-TPAT participants are Terrorism (C-TPAT) Whole supply chain maintaining the economic health of agreement to work with the US Customs offered: Excludes warehouse the US and its neighbors. The and Border Protection (CBP) to protect operators partnership develops and adopts the supply chain, identify security gaps, Reduced Examination Includes ports and measures that add security but do not and implement specific security Rates for C-TPAT foreign manufacturers have a chilling effect on trade, a measures and best practices. Importers Access to the Free and difficult balancing act. Partners provide CBP with a security Secure (FAST) profile outlining the specific security Lanes measures the company has in place. Stratified Exam Benefit for Importer Partners Applicants must address a range of Front of the Line security topics and present security Processing profiles that list action plans to align Business Resumption security throughout their supply chain. Expedited Trade Processing C‐TPAT members are considered Access to a Supply low‐risk and are therefore less likely to Chain Security Specialist be examined. This designation is based (SCSS) on a company's past compliance history, Access to the C-TPAT Portal System
transported to the point of export from New Zealand. Potential SES members must also supply a process map illustrating the flow of and documentation/information from receipt of order to the point of export, a site plan, and a security plan prepared in conjunction with their transport operator. United States Partnership against Terrorism (C-TPAT) Import Whole supply chain Excludes warehouse operators Includes ports and foreign manufacturers C‐TPAT to safeguard the world's vibrant trade industry from terrorists, maintaining the economic health of the US and its neighbors. The partnership develops and adopts measures that add security but do not have a chilling effect on trade, a difficult balancing act. When they join the anti‐terror partnership, companies sign an agreement to work with the US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to protect the supply chain, identify security gaps, and implement specific security measures and best practices. Partners provide CBP with a security profile outlining the specific security measures the company has in place. Applicants must address a range of security topics and present security profiles that list action plans to align security throughout their supply chain. C‐TPAT members are considered low‐risk and are therefore less likely to be examined. This designation is based on a company's past compliance history, The following benefits to the C-TPAT participants are offered: Reduced Examination Rates for C-TPAT Importers Access to the Free and Secure (FAST) Lanes Stratified Exam Benefit for Importer Partners Front of the Line Processing Business Resumption Expedited Trade Processing Access to a Supply Chain Security Specialist (SCSS) Access to the C-TPAT Portal System
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