For mid-market and enterprise
Improve the economics. Execute the import response.
Landed-cost scenarios, duty-opportunity review and broker-led customs work for mid-market and enterprise companies expanding or already operating in the U.S.
Service scope, responsibilities and fees are agreed in writing. No guarantee of clearance or savings.
A commercial and operational service.
Greenwich combines Enterprise AI and accountable customs brokers. We help teams understand the economics, evaluate supported duty opportunities and prepare the response to changing U.S. trade rules. This is not simply a report handed off without a discussion of implementation.
Three connected outcomes.
| Outcome | Work to scope |
|---|---|
| Improve landed cost | Scenario modeling and evidence-led review of classification, origin, valuation and duty opportunities. |
| Keep goods moving and cash working | Pre-entry preparation, document audit and exception planning to help prevent avoidable holds. |
| Maintain U.S. market access | Review compliance gaps and regulatory changes affecting the import program, then implement the agreed response. |
Customs operations support the wider decision.
Brokerage, clearance, bonds, ISF, importer setup and duty drawback may form part of the agreed work. They are not interchangeable services or a promise that every task is included in a single entry fee.
Relevant experience comes before generic assurances.
Food and beverage, globally sourced consumer goods and industrial products raise different questions. Confirm the team, product-category experience and agency scope before shipping. No sector page establishes that every specialist task is included.
Pricing follows the work.
Request a written proposal covering deliverables, responsible parties, professional-service fees, government charges and third-party costs. A per-entry industry benchmark is not Greenwich’s quote for an enterprise engagement. Implementation timing depends on scope, evidence and readiness.
Questions, answered directly.
Does Greenwich provide more than filing support?
Yes. The offering combines landed-cost analysis, duty-opportunity review, accountable customs judgment and implementation. Filing is one operational step, performed through licensed customs brokers where engaged.
Is everything included in one flat entry fee?
No universal all-inclusive fee is stated. Confirm the proposed scope, participants, exclusions and third-party charges in writing.
Can you guarantee clearance or a filing deadline?
No. Timing depends on complete information, required authorizations, agency requirements and the work agreed. Clearance remains subject to government decisions.
Sources and limits
Sources support the stated context, not an endorsement of Greenwich or a shipment-specific determination.
Define your next U.S. decision.
Agree the question, evidence and responsibilities before acting.
Import readiness review