Save on Trade

DutyDraw worked with an eCommerce retailer that regularly imports goods for sale from South America which they neither export nor sell to exporters. 

After analyzing the retailers imports DutyDraw was able to bridge the gap between the retailer and an unrelated exporter and match their products for the purposes of claiming drawback.

DutyDraw was able to successfully match 65% of the retailers imports, resulting in over 7 figures of duties refunded annually and shared between the retailer and the exporter.

DutyDraw was contacted by a global importer after the implementation of Section 301 tarriffs eroded their margin on construction materials imported from China. 

Due to the high volume of our client's imports, it was not possible to match with a single exporter. DutyDraw leveraged its proprietary analytics platform to match our client with multiple exporters to facilitate duty recovery. 

DutyDraw's double-blind privacy policy ensured the importers sensitive trade secrets like quantity, price and supplier were protected from all parties to the transaction.

DutyDraw engaged with a clothing importer dissatisfied with their existing drawback program. Their current program was focused entirely on a relatively small group of products they directly imported and then exported.

DutyDraw was the first time they became aware that they could collect drawbacks on products they did not directly export.

We evaluated their products and classifications, matched them with an exporter selling similar products, and increased their annual yield of drawback refunds by over 650%.