Mullins International Solutions

01/25/2024

So love supporting the aviation and air cargo community here in the ATL !

12/15/2023

To qoute Sally Fields...
They like me, they really like me 😁

12/04/2023

LaToya and I are off to cold Boston for the Worldwide Flight Services Time is Money kickoff using the Kale Logistics Solutions TSM to optimize air cargo efficiency in their Boston Logan International Airport facilities.

03/04/2023

Spring classes are here!

The next Mullins International Solutions cohort for the ABCs of Customs Brokerage course starts April 3rd.

12/21/2021

Mullins International Solutions is pleased to announce that registration for
The ABC's of Customs Brokerage
is now open!

Visit Mullins International Academy to register for our 17th Cohort starting January 3, 2022.

Ring in the New Year with a new career or join us for your continual education in international imports.

Contact us to see if you are eligible for one of our discounts.

What we will review:
Soft skills; customer service; international business code of ethics; and intercultural communications; math; geography; international logistics; the Mod Act and TEFTA; rules, regulations, and legal decisions; the CFR; CBP ICP Importing into the US; forms (or their electronic equivalent) and what we must do with them; entry types, even those that are not considered “customs business”; requirements of other government agencies who may have regulatory authority over an imported shipment; compliance and how it affects every aspect of an international transaction; importer vs broker.

Students will be required to complete and submit the following:
• CBP 301—Bond
• CBP 3461 & CBP 7501
• A Quote
• Delivery Order
• Weekly Essays and Forum Discussions

This 8-week course will give you the experience of a one-year industry incumbent. Students successfully passing the ABC’s are eligible to sit for the NEI CCS Exam and will receive a certificate from Clayton State University College of Business.

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
https://mullinsinternationalacademy.com

11/15/2021

When you know all the encouragement and "pushing" helped and paid off !!

09/27/2021

This is the last week to register for the last class for The ABC's of Customs Brokerage in 2021
https://mullinsinternationalacademy.com

06/30/2021

This doesn't sound good -
Biden sends federal motor fuels tax packing, Washington insider says

The president won’t consider raising fuel taxes to pay for highway and road spending, effectively killing the 65-year-old program, Mullett claims.

06/16/2021

Alaska Airlines’ “Fly With Pride”

Alaska Airlines has given an Airbus A320 a special Pride-themed livery. Here's what you can expect from this plane.

03/31/2021

Thank you, ICE!
ICE removes 3 individuals convicted of s*x crimes against children

ICE officers removed three public safety threats who combined have criminal convictions by the state of Washington that include child molestation, r**e of a child, and s*x abuse. All three Mexican citizens and were removed to Mexico, March 23.

03/24/2021

As if the container industry has not had enough woes...Evergreen container ship blocks Suez Canal traffic -

Vessels are backed up on both ends of the Suez Canal as tugs work to free the ultra large container ship Ever Given.

03/15/2021

Fish and Wildlife: Destroy Your Moss Balls!

The U.S Fish and Wildlife (FWS) told importers of aquarium moss balls to destroy them. On March 1, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) scientists were alerted that zebra mussels were found attached and inside moss balls sold as aquarium plants.

As of March 4, zebra mussels found on moss balls have been reported in Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, California, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, Montana, Nevada, Nebraska, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia, Vermont, Wisconsin, Wyoming, and Washington, FWS said.

Zebra mussels are an invasive species that can devastate local ecosystems and infrastructure. The organism is already invasive in several states, with the risk of spreading throughout the country.

Aquarium moss balls are soft and spongy when filled with water in aquariums and provide habitat for fish, shrimp, and other species. Moss balls can be purchased in every state through national retail chains, small independent retailers, and online marketplaces. The moss ball itself is not found to be invasive.

FWS has provided instructions for how to properly destroy moss balls which may potentially harbor zebra mussels.

Web site of Fish and Aquatic Conservation, a program within the Fish & Wildlife Service. Our mission is, working with others to conserve, protect and enhance fish, wildlife, and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people.