LOGISTICS

GPC Global Sourcing logistics staff in Asia, North America, and Australasia, manage all international shipments for GPC regardless of global origin or destination. The team also manages offshore stocking and mixing locations, international freight carrier relationships, and maintains customs and regulatory compliance for all GPC subsidiaries.

GPC Global Sourcing logistics staff in Asia, North America, and Australasia, manage all GPC international freight and carrier relationships regardless of global origin or destination.

To ensure international shipments move smoothly from one geographic region to another, proper documentation and reporting is a necessity. The following documents and forms should meet most requirements associated with ocean freight shipments to GPC.

Shipment Booking

Use these documents whenever manual booking is necessary and for information on who should receive the booking form

Statement of Origin

Origin statement and certificate documents to be included with shipping documents applicable for entry requirements related to Free Trade Acts and Preferential Duty Treatment

Importer Security Filling (ISF)

Bill of Lading shipment detail required for US Customs entry

7-point Container Inspection

Form outlining how shipping containers must be inspected prior loading goods into container

Verified Gross Mass Information and Requirements

All shippers are required to submit actual verified gross mass of each container to the carrier before each container arrives at the port of embarkation

Lacey Act

Required information for shipments of items contain or constructed of plant or plant products

Bearing Information Sheet

Required information for shipments of bearing products

HS-7 NHTSA Declaration

Declaration form for Importation of motor vehicle equipment subject to Federal Motor Vehicle Safety, Bumper and Theft Prevention Standards