Most customs delays start before the cargo moves. Three documents worth checking before you book: the commercial invoice, the packing list and the certificate of origin.
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Most customs delays start before the cargo moves. Three documents worth checking before you book: the commercial invoice, the packing list and the certificate of origin.
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This is factual-risk screening by a second AI pass, not independent web fact-checking. It checks claims against the product facts and sources you supply.
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It stays in the review queue and is not published. You can edit the claim and run the review again, or approve it anyway with a written reason.
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