Drop shipments can cut costs—but they also create blind spots in classification, screening, and documentation. Lila Landis outlines the legal risks and how to mitigate them.
Many U.S. businesses have historically imported goods from global suppliers to distribution centers in the U.S., storing them there until they are sold domestically or re-exported for export sales. In today’s tariff landscape, this model is being re-evaluated in favor of drop shipments to avoid the time and cost of U.S. impo...
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