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Expeditors
Global freight forwarder and licensed customs broker
Enterprise programs
Expeditors combines freight forwarding with customs brokerage and runs Tradewin, its own trade-consulting brand. It is licensed by CBP nationally and in each district where it operates, and offers foreign-trade zone services. It has more than 20,000 staff across 335+ locations in 100 countries.
Best for: Multinational importers who want forwarding, brokerage and trade consulting from one provider
Quote only
- – Publishes prices
- – Files CAPE refunds
- – Duty drawback
- – Takes small importers
1 Legal nameExpeditors International of Washington, Inc.
2 HeadquartersBellevue, WA
3 Founded1979
4 Size20,000+ employees; 335+ locations in 100 countries
5 CBP licenseLicensed by CBP nationally and in each customs district where it operates.
6 TechnologyTradeflow trade-management software.
7 Published pricesNot disclosed
8 IEEPA refundsPublishes CAPE guidance for clients but does not say it files refund declarations for them or list a fee.
Services confirmed by a source
- ✓ Customs entries
- ✓ Foreign-trade zones
- ✓ Trade compliance consulting
Where we recommend them
- Best overall full-service broker, an alternative.
- Best for enterprise import programs, our pick.
Worth knowing before you sign
- Publishes CAPE guidance but does not say it files refund claims for clients.
- ISF, bonds and drawback are not listed on the pages reviewed.
Sources
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