Part 5: Partner Government Agencies (PGAs)
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Independent commercial importers are vital for bringing in non-compliant vehicles, requiring a certificate of conformity. The EPA regulates these imports, while the Office of Foreign Assets Control oversees trade sanctions. Importers work with licensed customs brokers to ensure compliance and manage seized merchandise, with various government agencies enforcing these regulations.
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