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California

560 brokers

Texas

491 brokers

New York

365 brokers

Florida

285 brokers

Illinois

124 brokers

New Jersey

112 brokers

Georgia

68 brokers

Washington

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Arizona

40 brokers

Massachusetts

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Ohio

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Aerospace & Defense

ITAR-controlled goods, aircraft parts, and defense equipment imports.

Agriculture

USDA-regulated imports including livestock, seeds, plants, and produce.

Alcohol & Tobacco

TTB-regulated imports of alcohol, wine, spirits, and tobacco products.

Automotive

Customs clearance for vehicles, parts, components, and automotive equipment.

Chemicals

Hazardous and non-hazardous chemical imports including EPA/TSCA compliance.

Consumer Goods

High-volume retail and e-commerce import clearance.

Electronics

Clearance of consumer electronics, semiconductors, and technology products.

Energy & Oil

Petroleum products, LNG, industrial equipment, and energy sector imports.

Food & Beverage

FDA-regulated imports including food, beverages, and dietary supplements.

Machinery & Equipment

Heavy equipment, industrial machinery, and capital goods clearance.

Medical Devices

FDA 510(k) clearance support and medical device import compliance.

Perishables

Time-sensitive clearance for fresh, frozen, and refrigerated goods.

Pharmaceutical

Import compliance for pharmaceutical products, medical devices, and biotech.

Steel & Metals

Section 232 tariff management and metals import compliance.

Textiles & Apparel

Customs for clothing, fabrics, footwear, and textile goods.

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Customs Broker Hobart: What Importers Need to Know

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USMCA Certificate of Origin: The Complete Guide

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Customs Broker Handbook: What Importers Need to Know

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Morgan Logistics LLC
Portland, OR
Consumer Goods Electronics Machinery & Equipment
Morgan Logistics LLC is a licensed U.S. customs brokerage operating out of Portland, Oregon, with a global trade focus spanning import and export operations. Led by John Wolff, a licensed customs broker with experience in international logistics, the firm serves importers navigating CBP entry requirements, HTS code classification, and customs compliance. Portland's position as a major Pacific Northwest port city makes Morgan Logistics well-suited to handle shipments arriving via sea and air, with particular relevance for trans-Pacific trade lanes. Whether you are a first-time importer or an established business managing recurring shipments, Morgan Logistics LLC offers practical, hands-on customs brokerage support to move goods through U.S. ports of entry efficiently and in full compliance with CBP regulations.
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ROSER & COWEN LOGISTICAL CUSTOMS SERVICE
Brownsville, TX
Textiles & Apparel Machinery & Equipment Consumer Goods
Roser & Cowen Logistical Customs Service is a CBP-licensed customs brokerage headquartered at 4695 Towerwood Drive in Brownsville, Texas. Operating at one of the busiest US-Mexico border crossings in the country, the firm handles customs clearance for commercial importers bringing goods across the Texas-Tamaulipas corridor. With a filer code of 480 and a direct phone line at 956-831-8533, Roser & Cowen is accessible to importers navigating the complexities of cross-border trade at the Port of Brownsville. Their location positions them to serve manufacturers, distributors, and traders moving goods between Mexico and the United States, including maquiladora-related imports, manufactured goods, consumer products, and industrial equipment requiring formal or informal customs entry.
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GORDANA KAJER
Long Beach, CA
Electronics Automotive Consumer Goods
Gordana Kajer is a Licensed Customs Broker operating in Long Beach, California with over 40 years of experience in U.S. Customs operations and international trade. As Owner and Principal of GK International Services, she specializes in duty drawback programs, manufacturing drawback, and customs compliance for importers and exporters. Her expertise includes Section 301 duty recovery, destroyed goods claims, unused merchandise claims, and MPF/HMF drawback. Licensed since the early 1980s, Gordana provides hands-on service focused on helping businesses recover duties and reduce import costs through the Port of Long Beach.
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DK CUSTOMS SOLUTIONS INC
Walnut, CA
Consumer Goods Electronics Textiles & Apparel
DK CUSTOMS SOLUTIONS INC is a licensed U.S. customs broker based in Walnut, California, operating under filer code 847. Strategically located in the San Gabriel Valley near Los Angeles, the firm serves importers throughout Southern California who require customs clearance services for goods entering through the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach—the busiest container port complex in the Western Hemisphere. Since its establishment in 2017, DK Customs Solutions has provided regulatory compliance support and import documentation services to businesses navigating U.S. Customs and Border Protection requirements.
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AXIOM TRADE INC.
SAN JUAN, PR
AXIOM TRADE INC. is a licensed U.S. customs broker based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, operating under filer code BTL. Positioned to handle customs clearance for goods entering Puerto Rico and transiting to the mainland United States, Axiom Trade provides comprehensive import and export services including ISF (10+2) filing and customs entry preparation. Their San Juan location at the Main Center Building on Kennedy Avenue places them strategically near major shipping routes serving the Caribbean and Latin American trade lanes.
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Taggart International, Ltd.
Kearney, MO
Textiles & Apparel Machinery & Equipment Steel & Metals
Taggart International, Ltd. is a full-service international freight forwarder and licensed US customs broker headquartered in Kearney, Missouri. The firm handles US imports and exports by air and sea, manages free trade agreement eligibility, files duty drawback claims, and clears complex entries involving antidumping duties, textiles, bearings, and machine parts. Beyond customs brokerage, Taggart offers North American LTL and FTL freight, reconciliation entries, and project cargo logistics for oversized or overweight shipments. Their approach centers on regulatory compliance paired with practical transportation solutions, serving importers who need a broker capable of handling both routine clearances and technically demanding trade scenarios.
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National Brokers & Forwarders, Inc.
Valley Stream, NY
Consumer Goods Food & Beverage Textiles & Apparel
National Brokers & Forwarders, Inc. is a licensed U.S. customs broker based in Valley Stream, New York, operating under CBP filer code 8KQ. Located in Nassau County on Long Island, the firm serves importers moving goods through the greater New York metro area, including JFK International Airport and the Port of New York and New Jersey. The company appears on the FDA's filer evaluation list, indicating experience handling FDA-regulated commodity entries. Importers in the New York region looking for customs clearance, entry preparation, and trade compliance support can reach National Brokers & Forwarders directly at 516-394-0400.
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Rome Customs & Trade USA, Inc.
Champlain, NY
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ABACO CUSTOMHOUSE BROKERS, INC.
Del Rio, TX
Automotive Consumer Goods Agriculture
ABACO Customhouse Brokers, Inc. is a licensed US customs broker based in Del Rio, Texas, operating under filer code 725. Strategically located on the US-Mexico border, ABACO provides customs clearance services for importers and exporters engaged in cross-border trade. With multiple service locations including Del Rio and El Paso, the company facilitates customs compliance for shipments entering the United States from Mexico. ABACO assists businesses with navigating CBP regulations, documentation requirements, and clearance procedures at key Texas border ports of entry.
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Common Questions

Everything you need to know about finding and working with a customs broker.

What is a customs broker?

A customs broker is a licensed professional authorized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to help importers and exporters prepare and file customs documentation, pay duties, and clear shipments through U.S. ports of entry. Only CBP-licensed brokers can legally transact customs business on behalf of others.

Do I need a customs broker to import goods?

If you are importing goods valued over $2,500 — or any regulated commodities like food, pharmaceuticals, vehicles, or textiles — you are required to file a formal entry with CBP. A licensed customs broker handles this for you, helping avoid costly delays, fines, or seizures.

How much does a customs broker charge?

Customs broker fees typically range from $100 to $500 per shipment for standard entries. Fees depend on the commodity type, port of entry, and complexity. Most brokers charge a flat entry fee plus additional fees for ISF filing (required 24 hours before loading), customs bond, and other services. Always ask for a fee schedule upfront.

How do I verify a customs broker's license?

Every broker listed on CustomsBrokerIndex has their CBP license number displayed on their profile. You can independently verify any license number through the official CBP broker lookup tool. Active license status confirms the broker is in good standing with U.S. Customs.

What is the difference between a customs broker and a freight forwarder?

A customs broker is licensed by CBP specifically to handle customs clearance — the legal and regulatory side of importing and exporting. A freight forwarder arranges the physical transportation of goods. Some companies offer both services, but they are separate licenses and distinct functions. Always confirm your customs broker holds an active CBP license.

How do I find a customs broker for a specific port or commodity type?

Use the port of entry and specialty filters on CustomsBrokerIndex. Each broker profile lists the ports they operate at and the commodity types they specialize in — from automotive and pharmaceuticals to food, textiles, and electronics. Browse the Ports of Entry directory or Specialties directory to find the right match.

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