What is the Return on Investment (ROI) for CTPAT Members?
The Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT) program is a voluntary initiative led by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) aimed at enhancing the security of the global supply chain. By joining CTPAT, companies commit to implementing specific security measures and best practices to protect their supply chain from potential threats. CTPAT members are considered […]
CT Strategies Presents to Customs Authorities from the Indo-Pacific
CT Strategies recently had the privilege of meeting with delegates from the customs authorities of India, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam as part of a reverse trade mission hosted by the US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA) to support customs modernization in the Indo-Pacific region. The focus of the visit was on technologies, services, and best […]
Supporting Stakeholders in AEO Programmes in Europe
CT Strategies is thrilled to announce the expansion of its Navigator services to Europe with the launch of its AEO Navigator service line! AEO Navigator is a trusted guide throughout any stakeholder’s AEO journey in Europe. The core of these services are CT Strategies’ subject matter experts, including those that have worked within customs administration […]
CT Strategies Awarded Laos World Bank Project
World Bank funds Laos project for customs and trade modernization.
CT Strategies Awarded Customs Modernization Project by Colombia Customs Authority
CTS awarded project for customs modernization project in Colombia,
CTPAT | Updating Your Security Profile
The Annual Security Profile Update is not just a formality; it’s a critical measure to guarantee that your company’s security policies and procedures are reflected in your current operations. Compliance with the Minimum Security Criteria (MSC) is paramount, and regular updates ensure that your security measures evolve with the ever-changing landscape of supply chain threats.
Securing Reliable Partnerships | What to Include in Your Supplier Risk Assessment
The Supplier Risk Assessment involves conducting in-depth assessments of your suppliers to evaluate their security policies, procedures, and capabilities. By performing these assessments, you gain valuable insights into their physical security measures, cybersecurity protocols, and adherence to industry best practices.
5 Key Elements in Cargo Mapping: Identifying Vulnerabilities and Mitigating Risks
5 key elements to keep in mind to diminish the delays in your supply chain. This blog insight offers valuable information on how to create an efficient supply chain map.
CTPAT and Social Compliance
As of August 2023, these requirements have become mandatory, and it is now imperative to submit the necessary proof documents through the CTPAT portal.