Texas Firm Cleared to Gauge Oil Imports Without the Guesswork
Published Date: 7/3/2025
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Intertek USA, Inc. in Baytown, TX, just got the green light to measure petroleum products for customs starting April 18, 2024. This approval lasts three years and helps businesses by ensuring accurate fuel measurements for imports and exports. If you deal with petroleum, this means smoother customs checks and no surprise fees!
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