Customs brokerage for Hialeah's importers
Hialeah imports the way it works: steadily, industrially, and largely in Spanish. Textiles and apparel, food products, machinery and building materials move through its warehouses every week, and every container of it needed a customs entry first. We file those entries as licensed brokers, and we answer the phone in the language Hialeah speaks.
The goods Hialeah actually imports
Hialeah's industrial base runs on imported inputs: fabric and finished apparel for the garment trade, food and beverage lines for distributors, machinery and parts for the shops. Each category carries its own customs texture, quota and 301 exposure on textiles, FDA and USDA review on food, classification questions on machinery, and getting that texture right is the difference between a smooth week and a held container.
We classify carefully, file ahead of arrival at PortMiami and MIA, and keep the partner agency filings moving, because a food importer's problem is never just the duty; it is the truck waiting on an FDA release.
En español, de verdad
Plenty of brokers list Spanish on the website and route you to the one bilingual employee. We are a Puerto Rico firm; the entire 18-person team works in Spanish and English. Contracts, invoices, CBP notices, whatever lands on your desk, we can work it and explain it in either language, which for many Hialeah family businesses is the whole point.
Tariff refunds
Paid IEEPA or Section 301 tariffs? Find out what you can get back.
Licensed customs brokers since 2007, filer code EWV. We file your refund under our own license: IEEPA claims through CAPE, protests, post-summary corrections and duty drawback. Priced per entry and quoted before you commit, with no percentage of your refund.
Services
- Tariff Refunds
- Customs Clearance
- Duty Drawback
- ISF Filing
- Customs Bonds
- Customs Exams
- In-Bond and Bonded Moves
- HTS Classification
- Trade Agreements
- PR Excise Tax and SURI
- AES Export Filing
- APHIS Permits
- Warehousing and Distribution
- Freight Forwarding Arrangements
- Binding Rulings
- Duty Payment
- Government Agency Filings
- Compliance and Recordkeeping
FAQ
Do you handle textile and apparel imports?
Yes. Textiles carry some of the tariff schedule's highest rates and most detailed classifications, plus Section 301 exposure. Careful classification here saves real money, and we document ours.
Can you clear food products through FDA review?
Yes. Our ACE connection links directly with FDA and USDA, and we file the agency data with the entry so the review starts immediately rather than after a paperwork chase.
¿Atienden en español?
Completamente. Somos una firma puertorriqueña; todo el equipo trabaja en español y en inglés, de la factura a la llamada con el corredor licenciado.
Ponga su carga en manos licenciadas
Tell us what you import and how often. A licensed broker will set up your account in English or Spanish, whichever suits you.
CTPAT certified broker · EWV