SHUYANG FENG

Shuyang Feng holds an active CBP customs broker license (filer code N6P) and operates out of Chino Hills, California — a city situated within San Bernardino County in the heart of Southern California's logistics hub. The Inland Empire region surrounding Chino Hills is home to some of the largest warehouse and distribution networks in the country, with direct access to the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, which together handle roughly 40% of all U.S. container imports. This geographic position makes Feng well-placed to assist importers who regularly bring goods through the West Coast.

For importers navigating the U.S. customs process, working with a licensed broker in this region provides practical advantages. Customs entry preparation requires accurate HTS code classification — identifying the correct 10-digit HTS code is critical for determining duty rates and ensuring compliance with applicable trade regulations. A licensed broker can also handle importer security filing (ISF), commonly known as ISF 10+2 filing, which must be submitted to CBP at least 24 hours before cargo is loaded at the foreign port.

Importers working with Shuyang Feng can also get guidance on bond requirements. Whether you need a single entry bond for a one-time shipment or a continuous customs bond that covers all imports throughout the year, understanding import bond requirements upfront helps avoid delays at the port. For high-volume importers or those with recurring shipments, a continuous bond is often the more cost-effective choice.

The Chino Hills and broader Inland Empire market handles a significant volume of consumer goods, electronics, and machinery arriving from East Asia — particularly China. Importers dealing with goods subject to Section 301 tariffs, or those exploring options like Section 321 de minimis entries or Type 86 entry filings for low-value e-commerce shipments, benefit from working with a broker who understands current CBP enforcement priorities.

Additionally, importers who have previously paid duties on goods that were subsequently exported or destroyed may be eligible to recover those duties through a duty drawback program. Unused merchandise drawback and manufacturing drawback claims can represent meaningful refunds for qualifying importers, and a licensed customs broker can help determine eligibility and manage the filing process.

To inquire about customs clearance services, entry filing, or any aspect of your import compliance needs, contact Shuyang Feng at 626-344-1744.