Whether you source hardwood from South America, softwood from Canada, recovered fiber from Europe, or pulp from Asia, your supply chain stretches across borders and regulatory systems. Each shipment must clear US. customs, meet trade and environmental requirements, and move through ports and distribution networks without unnecessary disruption.
We work with forest product importers every day, supporting documentation, compliance steps, and coordination across carriers, terminals, and regulators. Our teams understand the pace of your business and the rules that shape it — so you can keep product flowing into the market.
What We Support
- Compliance with Lacey Act documentation and due diligence expectations
- HTS classification support for diverse material grades and wood/paper product categories
- Management of licenses, certificates, and origin documentation required for entry
- Handling guidance for bulk, breakbulk, and containerized forest product shipments
- Active collaboration within industry associations, including IWPA
With representation at major breakbulk and container ports — and remote filing capability nationwide — we help simplify the movement of lumber, paper, and pulp across borders. Our role is to support compliance, reduce avoidable delays, and keep your supply chain moving.