U.S. Customs and Border Protection saw several indicators of its trade enforcement efforts increase in fiscal year 2024.
These statistics indicate that CBP enforcement efforts continue to have a substantial impact on the trade community. As always, conducting an import compliance review can help companies avoid or mitigate those impacts.
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FY 2022
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FY 2023
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FY 2024
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Completed audits
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430
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435
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417
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Collections from audits
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$77.7 million
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$114.5 million
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$117.67 million
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Trade penalties issued
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2,121
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2,592
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2,204
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Trade liquidated damages
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18,667
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19,832
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22,399
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Penalty/liquidated damage collections
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$19.3 million
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$33.3 million
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$26.3 million
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Trade seizures
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46,111
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44,558
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48,444
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IPR seizures
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20,813
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19,522
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20,516
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MSRP of IPR seizures
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$3.0 billion
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$2.4 billion
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$5.5 billion
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Import safety seizures
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4,484
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6,183
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6,888
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Value of import safety seizures
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$62.4 million
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$44 million
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$60.6 million
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Denied shipments related to forced labor
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903
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1,854
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1,954
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Value of cargo on WRO detentions
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$230 million
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$360 million
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$230 million
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