U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is on track to collect over $200 billion in duties and tariffs through 2026: a staggering figure that reflects both increased trade volumes and heightened enforcement. For Florida importers, particularly those moving goods through Miami, Port Everglades, and Jacksonville, this aggressive collection environment means one thing: compliance mistakes are more costly than ever. The problem isn't that importers are trying to cut corners. Mos