For example, if a jacket is sewn in Korea and then shipped out of Hong Kong, the country of origin would be labeled as Korea and the country of export would be Hong Kong. Fur/ Wildlife The US Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS) has jurisdiction over all wildlife imported into the United States. Vendors are responsible for ensuring their products are in compliance with FWS regulations (50 CFR) and providing AM Retail Group, Inc. with the information and documents necessary to import their products. See for more information. Wildlife any wild animal or plant, whether alive or dead, including any wild mammal, bird, reptile, amphibian, fish, mollusk (i.e. clam, snail, squid, octopus), crustacean (i.e. crab, lobster, crayfish), insect, sponges, corals, or other invertebrate, whether or not bred, hatched, or born in captivity, and including any part, product (including manufactured products and processed food products), egg, or offspring. Endangered or threatened animals or plants as designated by Fish and Wildlife Services. The FWS must be notified when products are imported. The customs broker notifies FWS by completing the on-line version of FWS form 3-177 over an Internet site. Farm raised are domesticated animals that have been raised in captivity or designated by Fish and Wildlife Services. When selling a commodity subject to FWS approval to AM Retail Inc., the vendor must provide the following information regarding the species as part of the Item Setup physical description: Scientific name - This is a Latin name including genus and species (and sub-species, when applicable). Common name Farm raised or Wild The country where the species originated. Cost of material subject to FWS. Indicate if subject to CITES (endangered or threatened plant or animal) Example: Item description-. Ladies car jacket with fur trim Scientific name Timidus Common name Mountain Hare Farm raised – o – o Cost of trim: $1.75 per jacket. Not subject to CITES. Fur Required Information on Product Labels Vendors must comply with RULES
For example, if a jacket is sewn in Korea and then shipped out of Hong Kong, the country of origin would be labeled as Korea and the country of export would be Hong Kong. Fur/ Wildlife The US Fish & Wildlife Service (FWS) has jurisdiction over all wildlife imported into the United States. Vendors are responsible for ensuring their products are in compliance with FWS regulations (50 CFR) and providing AM Retail Group, Inc. with the information and documents necessary to import their products. See for more information. Wildlife any wild animal or plant, whether alive or dead, including any wild mammal, bird, reptile, amphibian, fish, mollusk (i.e. clam, snail, squid, octopus), crustacean (i.e. crab, lobster, crayfish), insect, sponges, corals, or other invertebrate, whether or not bred, hatched, or born in captivity, and including any part, product (including manufactured products and processed food products), egg, or offspring. Endangered or threatened animals or plants as designated by Fish and Wildlife Services. The FWS must be notified when products are imported. The customs broker notifies FWS by completing the on-line version of FWS form 3-177 over an Internet site. Farm raised are domesticated animals that have been raised in captivity or designated by Fish and Wildlife Services. When selling a commodity subject to FWS approval to AM Retail Inc., the vendor must provide the following information regarding the species as part of the Item Setup physical description: Scientific name - This is a Latin name including genus and species (and sub-species, when applicable). Common name Farm raised or Wild The country where the species originated. Cost of material subject to FWS. Indicate if subject to CITES (endangered or threatened plant or animal) Example: Item description-. Ladies car jacket with fur trim Scientific name – Timidus o Common name – Mountain Hare o Farm raised Cost of trim: $1.75 per jacket. Not subject to CITES. Fur Required Information on Product Labels Vendors must comply with RULES
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