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How to follow the latest US e-freight news

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Further to the US Government decision to allow the expansion of e-Freight, IATA has launched an informative webpage that will answer questions such as:

How to obtain the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) permission and get started?
What shipments are allowed?
What is the list of US e-freight approved airports?
Which airlines/freight forwarders are allowed to do e-freight in to/out of the US

Further information on US e-freight updates.

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