Insurance Books

The Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) provides classification guidelines for goods. For insurance books, relevant entries include 4820.10.20 (diaries, notebooks) and 4820.30.00 (binders), reflecting their archival nature.

UNIS leverages HTS code 0102.21.00 (purebred breeding animals) as a framework for categorizing high-value, sensitive items. This ensures compliance with international trade regulations for document storage.

Shipping containers must accommodate 150 sq ft storage space (15x10 ft footprint, 9 ft height), with 3 ft walkways for safe maneuvering. Weight distribution must prevent damage during transit.

Strict protocols include acid-free tissue wrapping, protective sleeves, and bubble wrap. Avoid rough handling, pallet stacking, and direct sunlight exposure. Use forklifts with 15x10 ft clearance for secure loading.

Documents are enclosed in acid-free archival boxes, reinforced with protective sleeves. Bubble wrap ensures cushioning, while tamper-evident seals maintain integrity during transport.

Customizable shipping solutions include climate-controlled containers, real-time tracking, and specialized crating to meet insurance compliance standards.

Costs depend on packaging materials (acid-free), secure transit routes, and compliance with HTS regulations. Expedited handling and climate control options may apply.