Steel, Aluminum & Metals

Metal imports are among the most tariff-intensive commodities entering the United States. Between Section 232 duties, Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duty (AD/CVD) orders, and complex HTS classification for alloys and manufactured forms, getting the entry wrong can cost importers tens of thousands of dollars per container. We are experts in this space and routinely handle parts invoices with hundreds—sometimes thousands—of lines per container.

Section 232 Tariffs

Section 232 tariffs impose a 25% duty on steel and a 10% duty on aluminum imports. We track all exclusion requests, product exemptions, and quota agreements to ensure you pay only what is legally required. We also monitor the evolving exclusion process and help identify products that may qualify for relief.

Massive Multi-Line Entries

Our specialty is handling the entries that other brokers turn away. When your parts invoice has 500, 1,000, or even 2,000+ line items per container, each requiring individual HTS classification, unit costing, and duty calculation, we build it out systematically—and we do it at extremely competitive rates for high-volume importers.

AD/CVD Case Management

Dozens of active AD/CVD orders cover steel and aluminum products from China, Korea, India, Turkey, and many other countries. We actively track deposit rates, scope rulings, and annual administrative reviews to ensure proper duty deposits and avoid costly liquidation surprises.

"We handle parts invoices that are hundreds of lines per invoice per container. Sometimes thousands. We are experts at high-volume metal imports at extremely competitive rates."

• Section 232 tariff assessment, exclusions, and quota tracking
• High-volume multi-line entry processing (500–2,000+ lines)
• AD/CVD deposit rate tracking and scope ruling analysis
• Precise HTS classification for alloys, forms, and grades
• Competitive pricing for high-volume steel and aluminum programs
• Draft 7501s provided 2–3 weeks before arrival for verification