Bonded storage. A clearer next step.
Connect your storage requirements with the right customs arrangements. Iron Rock coordinates bonded warehousing options through authorized warehouse partners, based on the product and intended release or export plan.
Discuss your shipment
Match the facility to the cargo
Bonded warehouse planning starts with the commodity, packaging, storage duration and required handling. Our team works through these requirements with warehouse partners and your customs broker to confirm facility authorization and shipment suitability.
Plan storage and release together
Eligible imported merchandise can remain in authorized bonded storage under customs control, with applicable duties deferred while it remains under bond. Your customs broker confirms the treatment and release process for the goods. Duties generally become payable when goods are withdrawn for U.S. consumption.
Connect transportation to the warehouse
The inbound move, warehouse receipt and subsequent release or export need a shared plan. Discuss bonded trucking, handling, inventory requirements and your expected distribution schedule with Iron Rock so service partners can confirm the operating arrangements.
Iron Rock Holdings LLC is an independent, Kirkland-based company and a business partner of SEI Acquisition, LLC, a MEDLOG division. Services and capacity are confirmed for each shipment through the relevant partners.
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Is every warehouse a bonded warehouse?
No. Bonded storage requires the appropriate facility authorization. Iron Rock confirms the proposed partner facility and cargo suitability with the parties involved.
Can you coordinate trucking as well as bonded storage?
Yes, the transportation and warehouse requirements can be discussed together. The carrier, facility, documentation and availability must be confirmed for the specific shipment.
Learn more from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Your customs broker confirms the requirements for your cargo.