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Since its inception in 1962, KEN HAMANAKA CO INC has continued to develop and maintain a highly satisfied international clientele of shippers, importers and worldwide agents.
We take great pride in our exemplary reputation with Customs & Border Protection and other governmental agencies and continuously strive to meet the challenges of ever-evolving technologies and regulations.
As a family-owned and –operated company, our motivation to provide superior service — efficient and cutting-edge logistics solutions, expeditious clearance procedures, friendly and knowledgeable staff, personalized and responsive attention to clients’ individual needs – is paramount: we stake our name on it.
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COURT RULES THAT LIQUIDATION WILL NOT BAR IMPORTERS FROM RECOVERING IEEPA TARIFFS IN COURT CHALLENGE
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IEEPA Refund Litigation Update
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White House Announces Reciprocal Trade Frameworks with Argentina, Ecuador, El Salvador and Guatemala
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CBP Update on Agricultural Products Exempted from Reciprocal Tariffs
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Ports face ‘goods recession’ as imports drop due to tariffs
Ports face ‘goods recession’ as imports drop due to tariffs Originally Published here: https://enewspaper.latimes.com/infinity/article_share.aspx?guid=c94ff3c7-4dc7-4aef-8f3b-8b95ded2a3e1 By Laura Curtis Import volumes are projected to slow through the