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Here are some steps a company can take to improve trade compliance:

1. Conduct a compliance assessment: Companies should conduct a thorough assessment of their trade compliance practices, including internal policies, procedures and controls. This assessment will help identify areas of risk and opportunities for improvement.

2. Train employees: Companies should provide regular training to their employees on trade regulations, policies and procedures. This training can help employees understand their responsibilities and the consequences of non-compliance.

3. Implementation of internal controls: Companies should establish and implement internal controls to manage trading risks. Internal controls may include record-keeping procedures, risk assessment, and regular monitoring and auditing.

4. Work with experienced customs brokers and freight forwarders: Companies should work with experienced customs brokers and freight forwarders who are knowledgeable about trade regulations and can advise on meeting compliance requirements.

5. Establish a compliance program: Companies should establish a formal trade compliance program that includes policies, procedures and controls to manage compliance risks. The program should be regularly reviewed and updated to reflect changes in regulations or business practices.

6. Monitoring compliance: Companies should regularly monitor their trade compliance practices to ensure they are effective and that any problems are promptly identified and addressed.

We hope these important tips help you understand the importance of trade compliance and how you can ensure it in your import-export business.

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