As licensed Customs brokers, Brauner International works with importers long before their cargo is shipped to the United States. Whether researching duty rates and admissibility requirements or transmitting Importer Security Filings and FDA Prior Notices, Brauner works with importers the whole length of their supply chains.
Bags, boxes, pallets, containers or oversized crates, Brauner International is your choice for ocean freight forwarding. Holding FMC license #575, Brauner International’s freight forwarding services are the best complement to your international shipping needs.
For importers of some commodities, Customs is only one part of the import process, and might even be the easiest. Brauner International has a long and successful history of helping importers whose products fall under the jurisdiction of FDA, Agriculture and other agencies.
Seems funny to call Customs the easiest, doesn’t it? Sometimes they are.
Since 1931, Brauner International has expertly balanced and met the needs of the general commercial shipper with the needs of shippers in several niche industries including food, machinery and chemicals.
Brauner International is a family-owned Customs broker and freight forwarder whose customer-centric outlook and two guiding principles of integrity and service have remained the focal point of the business since we opened our doors in 1931.
Now under the guidance of the third generation of the Brauner family, we have offices in Jersey City and JFK Airport meeting the needs of importers and exporters around the world from our offices located at some of the largest airports and seaports in the world…READ MORE
Licensed Customs Brokers and International Freight Forwarders since 1931. FMC #575 CTPAT certified.
This is a reprint of CSMS message 68966469 issued on June 16, 2026 U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently introduced tools and automation to streamline aspects of account management for the Automated Commercial Environment Secure Data Portal (ACE Portal). Trade Account Owner (TAO) Account Reactivation New CBP automation will now automatically reactivate a TAO account when the reactivation request is sent from an email address associated with a TAO account in ACE. TAOs with inactive ...
June 18, 2026
On June 15, 2026, the Supreme Court declined to hear HMTX Industries, LLC v. United States, the long-running case that sought to overturn the Section 301 China tariffs first imposed during the Trump Administration. With that one-line denial of certiorari, a nearly six-year legal fight is over, and the duties importers have paid on “List ...
June 17, 2026
On June 3, 2026, the White House issued an executive order titled Strengthening Customs Enforcement, directing the Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to overhaul how importers are vetted, bonded, and held accountable. The order also raises disclosure requirements, increases penalties, and places new restrictions on how foreign-based importers bring goods ...
June 5, 2026
