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Blending Legacies with Care: How GHY International and W.G. McKay Unite Around People and Service
GHY International’s acquisition of W.G. McKay is about continuity, care, and collaboration, blending two legacies with 235 years of combined customs brokerage experience. Clients can expect the same trusted team and processes, now supported by broader resources, smarter tools, and a shared commitment to excellence. Together, we’re reinforcing a standard of service that keeps trade moving with precision and accountability.
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Serving the Global Trade Needs of North American Companies for Over a Century
For North American Importers, GHY focuses on Customs Brokerage and Trade Compliance. Unlike other Customs Brokers, this is all that we do. We Free Trade™ so you can focus on running and growing your business.
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CBSA Announces New Aluminum Import Reporting Requirements
CBSA Customs Notice 26-15 introduces new aluminum import reporting requirements under GIP 83. Importers must submit country of largest smelt, country of second-largest smelt if applicable, and country of most recent cast information through SWI IID. Mandatory reporting begins October 1, 2026. Until then, it's optional.
CBP Launches CAPE for IEEPA Duty Refunds (Entries Flagged for Reconciliation)
CBP launched CAPE in the Automated Commercial Environment to process IEEPA duty refunds. Effective June 29, 2026, CAPE will accept certain reconciliation-flagged entries (types 01, 02, and 06) where no reconciliation entry has been filed. Eligible entries remain limited to unliquidated entries and entries within 80 days of liquidation.
CBP Issues WROs on Jordan Garment Imports from Needle Craft and Casual Wear
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) issued two Withhold Release Orders against garments produced by Needle Craft Ltd. and Casual Wear Apparel L.L.C. in Jordan. The agency will detain covered shipments at U.S. ports of entry after investigations found evidence indicating violations of forced labor practices.
