COMPASS FREIGHT BROKERS, INC.

COMPASS FREIGHT BROKERS, INC. operates as a federally licensed customs broker from their Doral, Florida office at 8900 NW 35 Lane, Suite 140. With customs broker license 8B8, the company handles the regulatory requirements importers face when bringing goods into the United States through South Florida's ports of entry. Their location in Doral positions them at the center of Miami-Dade County's freight and logistics corridor, where hundreds of customs brokers, freight forwarders, and trade service providers support one of America's most active international trade communities.

What sets COMPASS FREIGHT BROKERS apart is their dual licensing as both a customs broker and a Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC). This combination allows them to manage both the regulatory customs clearance process and the physical movement of cargo, providing importers with a single point of contact for entry filing, duty payment, and freight consolidation. For businesses importing goods from Latin America, the Caribbean, and beyond, this integrated service model can streamline the complexities of international shipping.

South Florida's unique position as the primary gateway for trade with Central and South America makes local customs broker expertise particularly valuable. COMPASS FREIGHT BROKERS understands the documentation requirements, tariff classifications, and compliance protocols that apply to goods entering through Miami International Airport and PortMiami. Whether handling consumer goods, electronics, textiles, or commercial equipment, their team navigates CBP regulations, prepares customs entries, and coordinates with carriers and terminal operators to facilitate timely cargo release.

For importers searching for a customs broker in Miami or Doral, COMPASS FREIGHT BROKERS offers the regulatory knowledge required for compliant import operations. They handle the technical aspects of customs clearance including Harmonized Tariff Schedule classification, duty and tax calculation, ISF filing requirements, and coordination with government agencies for regulated commodities. Their NVOCC authority also enables them to issue house bills of lading, consolidate less-than-container-load shipments, and provide rate quotes for ocean freight—services that complement their customs brokerage capabilities and create efficiency for businesses managing regular import programs.