Sea Port Port Code: 3002

Customs Brokers at Port of Tacoma

Port of Tacoma is a major seaport handling containerized ocean freight, bulk cargo, and vehicle imports in Washington. The 3 licensed customs brokers below are authorized to clear shipments at this port and any other U.S. port of entry.

Lineage Customs Brokerage, LLC
Tacoma, WA
Food & Beverage Perishables Agriculture
Lineage Customs Brokerage, LLC is a CBP-licensed customs broker located at 2302 Milwaukee Way in Tacoma, Washington, operating under filer code BHQ. With over 5,700 bills of lading processed since 2021, Lineage maintains an active import practice centered on food, produce, and perishable commodities moving through the Port of Tacoma and Pacific Northwest gateways. Associated shipment data reflects ongoing relationships with food producers and distributors including companies sourcing from New Zealand and Asia. The firm's import coordination leadership brings nearly three decades of supply chain experience to the table, offering importers knowledgeable guidance on customs entry preparation, ISF filing requirements, harmonized tariff schedule classification, and US import requirements for food products.
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KAS Customs Services LLC
Puyallup, WA
Consumer Goods Electronics Machinery & Equipment
KAS Customs Services LLC is a CBP-licensed customs broker headquartered in Puyallup, Washington. Led by managing member and import specialist Christine Lee, whose background includes experience at global freight leader Kuehne+Nagel, KAS brings hands-on expertise in customs clearance and import compliance to businesses moving goods through Pacific Northwest ports. Operating under filer code 8LV, the firm serves commercial importers requiring customs entry preparation, ISF filing, and importer of record support. Puyallup's proximity to the Port of Tacoma — one of the busiest container ports on the West Coast — positions KAS to assist importers handling high-volume Asia-Pacific trade lanes. Whether you're establishing a new import program or managing recurring shipments, KAS Customs Services LLC offers the licensed expertise to keep freight moving through U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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Odyssey International Services, Inc.
Fife, WA
Consumer Goods Electronics Textiles & Apparel
Odyssey International Services, Inc. is a licensed U.S. customs broker (filer code H41) operating in the Fife/Kent, Washington area, serving importers through the Ports of Seattle and Tacoma. Formerly known as Global Transportation Services, Inc. (GTSI), the company provides customs brokerage, international freight forwarding, NVOCC services, and trucking from a 315,000-square-foot facility in Kent. As a recognized service provider with The Northwest Seaport Alliance, Odyssey is well-positioned to handle high-volume container cargo moving through one of the busiest gateway ports on the U.S. West Coast, with particular access to trans-Pacific trade lanes bringing goods from Asia.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a customs broker at Port of Tacoma?

CustomsBrokerIndex lists 3 CBP-licensed customs brokers serving Port of Tacoma. Browse profiles above, compare specialties, and contact brokers directly — all free.

What types of shipments clear through Port of Tacoma?

Port of Tacoma is a major seaport handling containerized ocean freight, bulk cargo, and vehicle imports in Washington (port code: 3002). Customs brokers handle all types of commercial entries here, including formal entries for shipments over $2,500, informal entries, and in-bond movements.

Do I need a customs broker at Port of Tacoma?

Any commercial import valued over $2,500 — or any regulated commodity such as food, pharmaceuticals, or vehicles — requires a formal CBP entry. While importers can self-file, hiring a licensed customs broker significantly reduces the risk of delays, examinations, and penalties.

Can a customs broker at Port of Tacoma handle shipments at other U.S. ports?

Yes. All CBP-licensed customs brokers are authorized to file entries at any U.S. port of entry, not just Port of Tacoma. Remote Location Filing (RLF) allows most brokers to clear shipments electronically regardless of where the goods arrive.

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