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Two options to legally and ethically reduce tariffs paid: 1. Bonded warehouse. $20/pallet/month. Reply if sincerely interested. Deposit will be required. Customs entry required when goods are withdrawn. This delays tariff payment until you withdraw the goods (when you have the orders needed to do so). 2. Vietnam substantial...

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Фото профиля Benjamin Bakhshi
Benjamin Bakhshi1 год назад

I will also offer bonded warehouse, and will offer Molson a 10% commission, we have up to 100,000 sqft of space strategically located in Southern Indiana. DMs open.

Фото профиля Peter Tarr
Peter Tarr2 лет назад

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Фото профиля Andy Denton 🕊✌️🍭
Andy Denton 🕊✌️🍭1 год назад

Legit question… Can you import skins to bonded warehouse in Austin, fill them, and sell as Made in USA for 0% tariff?

Фото профиля molson 🧠⚙️
molson 🧠⚙️1 год назад

If you set up as ftz maybe It’s super fn comp’icated

Фото профиля Argin Gerigorian
Argin Gerigorian1 год назад

Interested in bonded warehouse… I thought only ports offer that or customs themselves? We’re also switching to our Vietnam factory… trying to find some good cut and sews here too and maybe we buy the raw fabrics & do it in MX, or local

Фото профиля molson 🧠⚙️
molson 🧠⚙️1 год назад

you can truck from port to bonded warehouse on a bonded trucker and that's how we'd do it.

Фото профиля Paul J
Paul J1 год назад

@Molson_Hart count me in for bonded warehouse. We’re actively searching for one now and would love to work with you.

Фото профиля Emre
Emre1 год назад

I am going to setup a factory in Kinmen Island in Taiwan that's only 2 miles from the Chinese coast. Pretty sure the capacity should be in the trillion dollar range.

Фото профиля Michael Girdley
Michael Girdley1 год назад

Nice.

Фото профиля OLDR15
OLDR151 год назад

The worst part of this tariff game is their cut-off date is not the PO date but arrival date. Very unethical unfair and disruptive

Фото профиля Justin Wills
Justin Wills1 год назад

I’m interested in the substantial transformation workshop as I have at least one product line that this would legitimately work for. Thank you for sharing information as always Molson.

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