How can we ship two articles valued at $500 each if they are under one purchase order?

Shipping two articles valued at $500 each under one purchase order while adhering to regulations involves important considerations of shipment value and licensing requirements. The option to ship split shipments under LVS (Low-Value Shipment) is the correct approach in this scenario.

When shipping items that are valued at $500 each, they collectively exceed the typical thresholds for certain regulatory requirements. By utilizing split shipments under LVS, you can ensure compliance while still moving the items efficiently. LVS procedures allow for the shipment of low-value goods without the burdensome requirements often associated with higher-value shipments, such as comprehensive licensing documentation or lengthy compliance checks.

This method not only adheres to export regulations but also facilitates quicker processing and delivery, spreading out the shipment's regulatory requirements across separate smaller shipments. This is particularly useful for businesses looking to maintain flow while navigating regulatory landscapes effectively.

In contrast, combining the shipment could lead to complications due to potential higher liability and regulatory scrutiny imposed on shipments exceeding certain value limits. Not shipping at all would hinder business operations and customer satisfaction. Shipping without a license may violate legal requirements, posing risks to the organization. Thus, shipping split shipments using LVS effectively manages the compliance aspects while allowing the company to fulfill its orders.