Worldwide Logistics Group helps businesses reclaim overpaid duties, tariffs, taxes, and fees on imported goods through industry-leading drawback services, unlocking cost savings, improving cash flow, and giving companies a competitive edge in global trade.
Services and Features
- Drawback program evaluation and implementation
- Documentation and filing preparation for claims
- Continuous audit support
- Guidance on systems and innovative technologies that improve data accuracy
FAQ
What is a Duty Drawback Program?
A duty drawback program allows a company to recover up to 99% of the taxes and customs duties originally paid on imported goods once they are exported or destroyed. These programs are closely monitored by Customs and Border Protection to ensure compliance, and they provide an opportunity for businesses across different industry sectors to reduce costs and increase efficiency.
How does Manufacturing Drawback work?
Manufacturing drawback applies when imported materials are used in manufacturing processes to produce finished goods that are later exported. A company may be eligible to recover duties and taxes on these inputs if proper documentation is submitted to Customs and Border Protection. This type of program helps clients in industries like automotive, chemicals, and electronics maintain competitiveness in global markets.
What role does Customs and Border Protection play in drawback claims?
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is responsible for reviewing and approving drawback claims. They ensure each business maintains accurate records showing that imported materials were either exported or used in qualified manufacturing processes. To streamline this, Worldwide Logistics helps clients set up internal systems that support record-keeping and compliance, making it easier for customers to benefit from the available programs.
Can any company benefit from drawback?
Yes. In general, any company that has paid U.S. import duties, taxes, or fees on goods that are later exported, destroyed, or used in certain manufacturing processes may be eligible to apply for a duty drawback refund. However, eligibility depends on meeting U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) requirements, including proper import documentation, proof of export or destruction, and compliance with product-specific regulations.
If you’re unsure whether your company qualifies, it’s a good idea to review your import and export activity and consult with a drawback specialist to confirm eligibility and maximize potential recovery.
Duty Drawback Services with Worldwide Logistics Group
Worldwide Logistics Group provides industry-leading duty drawback services designed to help every company recover overpaid duties, tariffs, taxes, and fees on imported goods. With expertise in compliance, filing, and audit support, our team assists clients across all industry sectors to reclaim funds and streamline the process. By working closely with Customs and Border Protection, we ensure that each business gains a measurable advantage in global trade.
What is Duty Drawback Services?
Duty drawback is a government program that refunds duties, tariffs, fees, and certain taxes on imported merchandise that is subsequently exported or destroyed. Under the drawback law, companies can qualify for a refund of up to 99% of the duties, tariffs, taxes, and fees they originally paid. This allows importers to lower costs and stay competitive across diverse industries. Customs duty drawback is monitored by the Treasury Department in coordination with border protection agencies.
Our drawback services include:
- Comprehensive program setup and qualification analysis
- Data collection and reconciliation
- Drawback filing via ABI
- Ongoing audit and compliance support
Eligible for Duty Drawback: Who Qualifies?
Eligibility extends across multiple industry sectors, including manufacturing and distribution. Our team helps clients evaluate the opportunity, prepare claims and ensure compliance with the relevant regulations.
Common Types of Duty Drawback
There are several types of programs available under the duty drawback framework. Most common types include:
- Manufacturing drawback, where imported materials are used to create finished goods that are later exported.
- Unused merchandise drawback, where goods are shipped abroad without being used in the U.S.
Why Choose Worldwide Logistics Group?
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