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J.M. Rodgers

Family-owned customs broker with in-house drawback

Independent brokerDuty drawback

J.M. Rodgers is a third-generation family-owned broker founded in the early 1950s. It offers customs brokerage, forwarding and duty drawback covering manufacturing, unused-merchandise and destruction claims. It says more than a quarter of its staff are licensed customs brokers, and it holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and CTPAT membership.

Best for: Importers and exporters who want an independent broker with drawback in-house

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  • – Publishes prices
  • – Files CAPE refunds
  • ✓ Duty drawback
  • – Takes small importers
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Facts checked November 8, 2026 against the sources listed below. J.M. Rodgers does not pay to appear here.

1 Legal nameJ.M. Rodgers Co., Inc.
2 HeadquartersNot disclosed
3 FoundedNot disclosed
4 SizeMore than a quarter of staff are licensed customs brokers (company figure)
5 CBP licenseNot disclosed
6 TechnologyNot disclosed
7 Published pricesNot disclosed
8 IEEPA refundsNot disclosed

Services confirmed by a source

  • ✓ Customs entries
  • ✓ Duty drawback
  • ✓ Freight forwarding

Worth knowing before you sign

  • No IEEPA refund service mentioned.

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Sources

  1. J.M. Rodgers: homepage

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