Trade Tech has published a new ebook for freight forwarders, shipping lines, and NVOCCs responsible for cargo security filings across multiple jurisdictions.
Managing Global Cargo Security Filing Requirements: A Practical Guide for Forwarders, Shipping Lines, and Logistics Teams covers the filing obligations that now affect every major ocean trade lane, including AMS and ISF in the United States, ICS2 ENS in the European Union, S&S GB in the United Kingdom, MPCI in the UAE, ACI eManifest in Canada, and AFR in Japan.
Inside the guide
- Who files what and where responsibility sits at the Master Bill and House Bill level
- Key requirements by market covering the US, EU, UK, UAE, Canada, and Japan
- What non-compliance actually costs, from Do Not Load orders to loss of trusted trader status
- Where filings break down, the five root causes Trade Tech sees most often
- How leading operators manage filings reliably across every jurisdiction they touch
The guide also addresses a commercial risk that many forwarders underestimate: when carriers file House Bills on your behalf, they gain full visibility into your shipper and consignee relationships. The guide sets out the alternatives and what to consider when deciding how to manage your own filings.
With the UAE MPCI grace period now coming to an end on June 30, 2026, and ICS2 enforcement continuing to intensify, the regulatory environment is not getting simpler. This guide is a practical starting point for any organization looking to assess its compliance exposure and close the gaps.
Download the guide at cargofiling.com/ebook
For questions about your filing requirements or to discuss how Trade Tech can support your compliance operations, contact us at ttsales@tradetech.net.
