Survey of C-TPAT Members Finds 42% Say Benefits Outweigh Costs
CBP has posted a report on the results of the 2010 Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism partner survey.
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Of the 8,166 companies participating in C-TPAT, a total of 3,901 businesses, nearly half (47.8%), responded to the 2010 survey. Among other things, the survey found that 42.1% of businesses reported that the benefits of participation in C-TPAT outweighed the costs and 25% reported that the costs and the benefits were about the same. (See future issue of ITT for details on the report.)