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Cass, Caspian Partner to Help Importers Navigate Tariff Costs
By MGN Editorial•February 27, 2026 at 04:00 PM
Cass Information Systems and Caspian have partnered to assist U.S. importers in managing trade compliance and customs refunding amid tariff challenges.
In a move to help U.S. importers better navigate the complexities of trade compliance and customs refunding, Cass Information Systems has entered into a partnership with Caspian, a leading provider of trade management solutions.
According to FreightWaves, the partnership aims to provide importers with a comprehensive platform to tackle the rising costs associated with tariffs. By leveraging Cass' expertise in freight audit and payment services, along with Caspian's trade compliance capabilities, the joint offering will enable importers to streamline their operations and optimize their tariff refund strategies.
"Importers are facing significant challenges in managing the costs and complexities associated with tariffs," said Scott Eichert, Senior Vice President of Cass Information Systems. "This partnership with Caspian allows us to provide a holistic solution that helps our clients navigate these obstacles and maximize their potential refunds."
The partnership comes at a critical time for U.S. importers, who have been grappling with the ongoing trade tensions and the resulting tariff landscape. By leveraging the combined expertise of Cass and Caspian, importers can better understand their tariff exposure, identify eligible refund opportunities, and optimize their supply chain strategies to mitigate the financial impact of tariffs.
"Importers need a trusted partner to help them navigate the ever-changing trade compliance landscape," said Bashar Amin, CEO of Caspian. "Our collaboration with Cass allows us to deliver a seamless solution that empowers our clients to stay ahead of the curve and maintain a competitive edge."
The partnership between Cass and Caspian underscores the growing importance of technology-driven solutions in the maritime industry, as companies seek to streamline their operations and adapt to the evolving regulatory environment.
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