In-Bond & Warehouse Entries
Bonded movement and storage for sugar, alcohol, and specialty commodities.
In-bond entries allow goods to move within the United States under customs supervision without payment of duties. Whether you need to transport cargo from one port to another (Immediate Transportation, IT), move goods through the US for export (Transportation & Exportation, T&E), or store goods in a bonded warehouse pending sale or re-export, we handle the full spectrum of in-bond and warehouse entries.
Entry Types
We file Type 61 (Immediate Transportation), Type 62 (Transportation & Exportation), and Type 21/22 (Warehouse) entries. For goods entering bonded warehouses, we manage the subsequent withdrawals, whether for consumption (duty payment), exportation, or further in-bond movement.
Sugar, Alcohol & Specialty Commodities
Sugar imports often enter bonded warehouses pending tariff-rate quota (TRQ) allocation. Alcohol enters bonded facilities for tax-deferred storage. We handle the warehouse entries and withdrawals for these quota and license-dependent commodities, ensuring compliance with USDA, TTB, and CBP requirements simultaneously.
"In-bond and warehouse entries for sugar, alcohol, and other commodities. We manage the full lifecycle from bonded admission to final withdrawal."
- IT (Type 61), T&E (Type 62), and Warehouse (Type 21/22) entries
- Warehouse withdrawals for consumption, export, or re-warehouse
- Sugar TRQ warehouse management with USDA
- TTB-bonded alcohol storage coordination
- In-bond movement tracking and compliance
Latest CBP messages on this topic
- Sep 28Certain Canadian alcohol, dairy and motor vehicle products barred from U.S. import
- Aug 19CBP resolved delays in outbound notifications for air, ocean, rail, manifest and in-bond
- Aug 18CBP reported delays in outbound cargo and in-bond notifications
- May 26ACE Had a Brief Scheduled Outage in May 2026
- Feb 27CBP made electronic ocean manifest filing mandatory for U.S. Virgin Islands ports