CBP ANPRM on heightened import disclosures for supply chain visibility (comments due 2026-12-01)
Implementing Section 3 of E.O. 14411 ('Strengthening Customs Enforcement', June 3, 2026), CBP issues an advance notice of proposed rulemaking (19 CFR parts 141/142/143/163, docket USCBP-2026-1058) seeking comments on: (1) submitting foreign export documentation at entry (export declarations, commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, export licenses, transport documents) to detect dual invoicing and undervaluation; (2) stronger manufacturer/shipper/exporter identification (redefining or replacing the MID, expanding the Global Business Identifier test); (3) supply-chain tracing technologies and expanded CTPAT security requirements. Comment stage only — no duty rates or filing obligations are imposed yet; no specific values are given, see the FR text. A follow-up NPRM is planned; potentially applicable to all HTS codes.
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All HTS codes (potentially applicable; comment stage)