Magaya BLOG

Importers are responsible for determining the admissibility requirements of the commodity and applying for any APHIS permits, if applicable.

After our first year of running Magaya as a fully distributed company, now is a good time to reflect on the lessons we’ve learned from remote working.

We are happy to extend our special partner discount of $50/person for the 15th Maritime and Logistics Training Course.

In this buyer’s guide, we discuss the transition that the supply chain industry is going through when it comes to mobile WMS.

In this guide to simplifying the import process for type 86 shipments, we’ll dig into legislative and amendment details, examine key differentiators…

Miami Dade College is now accepting registrations for two free online supply chain courses. The deadline to register is March 5, 2021.

Here are five ways supply chain businesses can use AI to maximize productivity, lower costs, and decrease the margin of error.

This infographic provides a visual explanation of the steps involved in small parcel handling based on industry best practices.

In this article, we provide a primer on current trends in demurrage and detention and some recommendations for shippers to keep charges in check.

In this article, we provide a primer on how to build a compelling and realistic ROI case for purchasing customs software, also known as ABI software.