This will present a substantial cost savings to the company and increase efficiency in bringing products to market. Because of the efficiency and the large expected availability of cargo space on the flights to Indianapolis, there are no expected bottlenecks or delays in this distribution chain. Regular and rapid responses to inventory demands and retail sales will be available, and short-notice shipping as well as standard long-term contracts with regular space booked will be available to the company whenever the need arises, it is expected. Given that simple ground transportation will be all that is needed to move the cargo from the airport to retail stores, there are no expected bottlenecks or delays here, either; barring major highway problems in Indianapolis (which will not be a regular occurrence), there is no reason that any interruptions in distribution...

Customs Service, 2001). These taxes will not be inordinate or prohibitive. Quotas also are not indicated for these products, and given expected sales numbers of these luxury products would not likely come into play regardless.
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Indianapolis Airport Authority. (2012). New cargo flight gives Indiana exports non-stop bridge to Europe. Accessed 23 April 2012. http://www.indianapolisairport.com/admin/uploads/643/1.13.12%20Intl%20Cargo%20Flt.pdf

US Custom Service. (2001). Importing Into the United States: A Guide for Commercial Importers. New York: Books for Business.