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Professional Shipping and Customs Brokerage Experts
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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CTPAT Business Partner Outreach
WHAT IS CTPAT? CTPAT is a voluntary, joint government/business initiative to build cooperative relationships that strengthen and secure the overall supply chain and border security.
Demystifying the Tariff Turmoil
Demystifying the Tariff Turmoil The world of tariffs can feel like a maze for importers, with new rules, acronyms, and rates popping up seemingly overnight.
US-China Costs are plummeting, can blank sailings stabilize the market?
Trends in US-bound trades The current stability in U.S.-bound rates comes after substantial drops since the beginning of the year. Average spot rates on these
U.S. and China Agree to Temporary Tariff Reduction, Easing Trade Tensions
U.S. and China Agree to Temporary Tariff Reduction, Easing Trade Tensions On May 11, 2025, the United States and China announced a significant but temporary
U.S.-UK Trade Deal: What Importers Need to Know
On May 8, 2025, the United States and the United Kingdom signed a new trade deal that makes importing and exporting goods easier for businesses
NCBFAA Highlights Potential Harm of Proposed Tariffs on Cargo-Handling Equipment from China
NCBFAA in comments submitted today, May 19, to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) expressed serious concerns that imposing 20 percent to 100