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Noah Garfinkel

Noah Garfinkel, Assistant Editor, is a reporter for International Trade Today. Noah joined Warren Communication News in early 2023 covering customs, the Federal Maritime Commission and export controls. Noah’s background is in breaking news, reporting and research. Noah most recently worked for a year with Axios as a part of a fellowship program. Noah is a graduate of the University of Michigan with a B.A. in History.

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CBP Rolling Out New ACE Messaging for Entry Summaries Noncompliant for AD/CVD
December 14, 2023 by Noah Garfinkel|Customs

CBP will implement cargo messaging to communicate with filers on entry summaries that are "potentially noncompliant" for antidumping and countervailing duties while the entry summaries are under "trade control," the agency said. The messaging, which was announced in a CSMS message on Dec. 14, seeks to address AD/CVD entries that appear to "have omitted companion AD or CVD case numbers and/or applied an improper company-specific 10-digit AD/CVD case number," the agency said.

Topics:Antidumping and Countervailing Duties (AD/CVD)
CBP Expands Vessel Mobile Collections Pilot to Include Electronic Payments
December 14, 2023 by Noah Garfinkel|Customs

CBP is going to conduct a test to allow for payment of "certain commercial vessel taxes and fees" with "electronic methods," including credit cards, the agency said. The pilot, announced in a Federal Register notice, will begin no earlier than Jan. 15, the agency said. Participation in the test is voluntary and will last two years.

CBP Moves Customs Broker License Examination to May 1
December 12, 2023 by Noah Garfinkel|Customs

The customs broker license examination that was scheduled for April 24, 2024, is being moved to May 1, 2024, CBP said in a notice released Dec. 12. The previous date for the exam conflicted with the Jewish religious holiday of Passover, the agency said.