United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement Solutions
Assent helps you manage data collection for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to take advantage of tariff-free trade between signatory countries.
The USMCA: Regulating Trade in North America
The USMCA requires companies to certify a product’s country of origin, meet a minimum percentage of material sourced from North America, comply with environmental and human rights protections, and meet a wage guarantee. Demonstrating compliance requires time and resources to collect data, contact suppliers, and organize information. And it requires staying on top of data that’s always changing and can be difficult to obtain.
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The Risks of USMCA Non-Compliance
Non-compliance with USMCA could result in:
- Loss of access to the benefits of the trade agreement, which include preferential tariffs that reduce the cost of moving goods.
- Delays or seizures at border crossings due to incorrect labeling
- Internal resources must often spend time on data collection rather than the jobs they were hired to do.
Learn more about recent enforcement actions that demonstrate why proactive compliance is a business must.
Managing Data for Trade Compliance
Companies can realize cost savings by using USMCA certificates to access tariff exemptions. Get an overview of how to efficiently manage trade compliance data, deploy strategies for mitigating risk at the point of import and export, leverage compliance data to maximize tariff deductions, and avoid penalties of non-compliance.
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The Assent Advantage
Assent is the only supply chain sustainability management solution built specifically for complex manufacturers, allowing you to manage compliance data, identify high-risk suppliers, and meet USMCA requirements as part of your journey to grow better.
Solutions for Trade Compliance
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Industry Solutions for Complex Manufacturing
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USMCA Resources
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