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Supply Chain Partners A.N. Deringer, Inc. A. N. DERINGER, INC. 64 NORTH MAIN ST. SAINT ALBANS, VT 05478 888-612-6239 FAX: 802-524-8236 MARKETING@ANDERINGER.COM WWW.ANDERINGER.COM Customer care, service excellence, and a ﬁrm commitment to Customs compliance illustrate the differences that have led to Deringer’s success as a leading logistics provider. For 89 years, Deringer has provided a broad range of services that include Customs brokerage, international freight forwarding, warehousing and distribution, cargo insurance, and consulting. With over 30 ofﬁces strategically located at northern border and air/vessel ports through out the United States and a strong network of international agents, Deringer can help get your products to customers on time and in compliance. Deringer understands that different companies have individual needs. As a ﬂexible company, Deringer adapts its work processes and involvement appropriately to achieve its customers’ goals. Deringer employs a consultative approach to understand the needs of each company. This collaborative approach involves asking many probing questions at all levels of the organization. Company operations, corporate goals, and the current logistics framework are then evaluated to determine the resources required to deliver a customized solution. Once the partnership is formed, a team is assembled to ensure a smooth transition and to establish the new processes. Through these means, Deringer establishes mutually beneﬁcial, sustainable partnerships that will grow over time. Over the years, Deringer has achieved many ﬁrsts in the industry. Some of these accomplishments include earning one of the ﬁrst Customs Brokerage Licenses (US Customs Brokerage License #22), obtaining one of the ﬁrst ISO 9001 certiﬁcations in the industry, receiving the first national permit – in person by the Customs Commissioner Raymond Kelly – and volunteering for and being selected by Customs as the pilot broker for the Broker Account Management Program. Additionally, Deringer has been certiﬁed as a full participant in the C-TPAT program by Customs since February 2003. In 1919, Alfred Neel Deringer founded A. N. Deringer, Inc. as a privately held corporation providing Customs brokerage and clearing services. Today the name Deringer still stands for the strong values and business ethics of its founder. Deringer has an exemplary relationship with CBP and plays an important role in the formation of trade policies. Deringer’s senior executives sit on committees with CBP, including almost every Trade Support Network (TSN) committee. Deringer also worked very closely with CBP during the test phase of eManifest and was the ﬁrst company to submit an eManifest on a carrier’s behalf. Based on its strong relationship with CBP and its commitment to service excellence, importers can be conﬁdent that Deringer will be one of the ﬁrst brokers able to provide assistance with the new Importer Security Filing (ISF). To ﬁnd out more about the new ISF requirements, as well as recommendations on strategic planning for this change, please email us at 10plus2@anderinger. com. At Deringer, our strong commitment to service excellence allows us to manage your logistics, so you can maximize your opportunities. INDUSTRIES SERVED Furniture & Home Furnishings Apparel & Textiles Electronics & Electrical Equipment Fabricated Metal Parts Medical Equipment & Products Sporting Goods, Toys, & Games Paper & Forestry Products Transportation & Industrial Equipment Food & Beverage REGIONS SERVED North America Latin America Paciﬁc Rim Europe WEB HIGHLIGHTS Regulatory Alerts www.anderinger.com/regulatoryalerts/ regulatoryalerts2008.aspx How We Help www.anderinger.com/howWeHelp/howWeHelp.aspx Customer Tools www.anderinger.com/customerTools/customerTools.aspx Webinar Schedule www.anderinger.com/corp/webinars.aspx Distribution Center Fact Sheets www.anderinger.com/pdf/DCFactSheets042707.pdf CATEGORIES Freight Forwarding Customs Brokerage Customs Consulting Warehousing & Distribution Fulﬁllment Cargo Insurance WMS NVOCC USDA Meat Inspection Truck eManifest Coordination WWW.WORLDTRADEMAG.COM 75 http://WWW.ANDERINGER.COM http://WWW.ANDERINGER.COM http://www.anderinger.com/regulatoryalerts/regulatoryalerts08.aspx http://www.anderinger.com/regulatoryalerts/regulatoryalerts2008.aspx http://www.anderinger.com/howWeHelp/howWeHelp.aspx http://www.anderinger.com/customerTools/customerTools.aspx http://www.anderinger.com/corp/webinars.aspx http://www.anderinger.com/pdf/DCFactSheets042707.pdf http://WWW.WORLDTRADEMAG.COM

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