International Trade Books
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Library of Import & Export International Trade Books
Global Training Center (GTC) international trade book library provides current, practical guidance on importing and exporting, global logistics, and U.S. trade compliance. Trade books that help readers understand complex topics such as customs regulations, export controls, documentation requirements, and risk management in global trade.
Each title offers real-world tools, including sample documents, forms, checklists, case studies, and charts that align with government rules and regulations. Content is written in plain language with diagrams, examples, and helpful references, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced trade professionals.
These resources are designed as course materials for GTC’s workshops as well as for colleges, universities, trade clubs, banking seminars, and professional organizations that provide training on international importing and exporting. They can be used as standalone study guides, classroom textbooks, or reference manuals in corporate trade compliance programs.
Key Features of Our Import & Export Trade Book Library
- U.S. import and export trade books and customs compliance
- Course materials for international trade training
- Sample import/export documents, forms, and checklists
- Case studies and charts explaining government rules and regulations
- Textbooks for colleges, universities, and trade training workshops
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 This CTPAT compliance book was designed to be your single… Show more (+) This CTPAT compliance book was designed to be your single source for CTPAT information and a roadmap on how to build a credible program. The author of this book was involved in the development of the CTPAT program. He guides you through the do’s and don’ts of how to get certified and maintain your certification. Show less (-) $84.00 |
 HTSUS & Schedule B. As part of the import and… Show more (+) HTSUS & Schedule B. As part of the import and export process, goods must be “classified” in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (or Schedule B) and their customs value must be determined. It is the responsibility of the importer of record to use “reasonable care” to “enter,” “classify” and “value” the goods and provide any other information necessary to enable U.S. Customs and Border Protection to assess the correct duties, collect accurate statistics, and determine whether all other applicable legal requirements are met. Show less (-) $95.00 |
 This USMCA guide book is intended as a teaching tool… Show more (+) This USMCA guide book is intended as a teaching tool to help businesses understand USMCA free trade agreement and to develop practical business processes for participating in the free trade agreement. Show less (-) $95.00 |
 This book belongs on the desk each of the following… Show more (+) This book belongs on the desk each of the following departments: sales, purchasing, contracts, customer service, traffic, logistics, all departments that touch the sale or purchase documents. “Incoterms 2020 for Importers and Exporters” covers both domestic and international use of international trade terms defined by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Show less (-) $78.00 |
 This reference book includes tips, hints, documents & regulations for… Show more (+) This reference book includes tips, hints, documents & regulations for exporting from the United States and importing into Canada. A must for anyone exporting to Canada from the United States! Show less (-) $79.00 |
 Too often importers are overly reliant on their customs broker… Show more (+) Too often importers are overly reliant on their customs broker to manage all of the minute details of the import entry process only to find out later that the regulators hold the importer primarily accountable for any errors the broker makes. Importing into the U.S. is a complex multifaceted process. This text delves into the regulatory aspects of the U.S. importing process, specifically the U.S. customs entry. Show less (-) $95.00 |
 This guide is intended as a teaching tool to help… Show more (+) This guide is intended as a teaching tool to help businesses understand the import regulations, the Customs audit procedures and to develop practical business processes and controls for navigating a Customs Focused Assessment (audit). Show less (-) $85.00 |
 This guide aims to present an overview of the processes… Show more (+) This guide aims to present an overview of the processes involved in cross-border exportation between the U.S. and Mexico. It addresses U.S. export, U.S./Mexico cross-border, and Mexican import requirements. Show less (-) $79.00 |
 Once your company has made the sale or the purchase… Show more (+) Once your company has made the sale or the purchase, it must make certain that merchandise conforming to the terms of the contract is sent to, and arrives at, the point at which the seller’s responsibility for delivery is completed and the buyer’s responsibility for the merchandise commences. A firm’s ability to compete in the international marketplace is associated with its strong logistics performance. According to the World Economic Forum: Show less (-) $105.00 |
 This is a reference book with explanations, definitions, and the… Show more (+) This is a reference book with explanations, definitions, and the full text of the International Chamber of Commerce’s Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits, UCP 600. The UCP 600 is a banker’s bible when letter of credit presentations are being evaluated. Show less (-) $90.00 |
 Before a company begins exporting, it faces the initial problem… Show more (+) Before a company begins exporting, it faces the initial problem of how to obtain customers in foreign countries and distribute products to them. Exporters may think of Direct Sales, or dealing directly with the buyer, as their best method of obtaining customers. Show less (-) $105.00 |