About Pacific Trade Recovery
Tariff recovery built for complex global trade
Pacific Trade Recovery (PTR) helps businesses identify and pursue potential tariff recovery opportunities across customs records, supplier relationships, purchasing data, and downstream commercial activity.
We combine international trade focus, specialized expertise, technology, and hands-on execution to help move recovery opportunities from initial analysis through resolution.
Our foundation
Specialized tariff focus, backed by proven recovery infrastructure
PTR is built specifically around the complexity of tariff recovery across modern global supply chains.
Through our partnership with RSK, we combine dedicated trade recovery focus with structured workflows, enterprise technology, and large-scale administrative capacity.
Figures describe the experience of RSK's leadership and operating teams.
This foundation gives PTR the operational capacity to organize complex records, coordinate recovery workflows, and support matters from initial review through final closeout.
Supply chain reality
Built for the way tariff costs move through global supply chains
Tariff exposure rarely stays confined to a customs entry.
Costs can move through supplier pricing, procurement contracts, landed-cost adjustments, commercial terms, and downstream obligations. Foreign manufacturers, international sellers, Importers of Record, suppliers, and corporate buyers may each experience that impact differently depending on how goods move and how costs are allocated.
PTR looks across these relationships to understand where tariff-related costs ultimately landed and which records may support a viable recovery path.
One clear picture
Bringing fragmented recovery data into one clear picture
The information needed to evaluate tariff recovery is often spread across customs records, broker files, ERP systems, purchasing data, supplier invoices, contracts, credits, and accounting records.
PTR helps bring those sources together into a structured recovery framework.
That allows businesses to evaluate potential value more clearly, identify evidentiary gaps, understand which counterparties may be involved, and determine what should happen next.
Execution
Designed to move from analysis to execution
Finding a potential recovery opportunity is only the beginning.
PTR provides the specialized capacity needed to organize the supporting record, define the appropriate recovery path, coordinate stakeholders, manage approved administrative workflows, and track financial outcomes through resolution.
Our role is to keep complex recovery work moving without requiring internal finance, procurement, supply chain, or compliance teams to build a separate recovery operation themselves.
Commercial judgment
Recovery strategies built around commercial reality
Tariff recovery often touches important supplier, customer, and business relationships.
PTR evaluates recovery opportunities based on documentation strength, financial value, commercial dependencies, and broader business priorities.
The goal is not simply to identify recoverable value. It is to pursue that value through a disciplined strategy that reflects how each organization and supply chain actually operates.
Locations
Our offices
Las Vegas (HQ)
Marbeya Business Park
6655 West Sahara Avenue, Suite A216
Las Vegas, NV 89146
San Juan
290 Ave. Jesús T. Piñero, Suite 1100
San Juan, PR 00918
Bangkok
Thailand
Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam
Get started
Find out where your recovery opportunity sits
You do not need exact claim amounts, complete records, or a predetermined recovery strategy to begin.
Share a brief overview of your import activity, purchasing footprint, or potential tariff exposure. PTR can help determine whether further review is warranted and which recovery path to evaluate.
PTR provides administrative, analytical, technology, recovery-support, and program-administration services. PTR does not provide legal, customs, tax, accounting, procurement, or other professional advice. Recovery opportunities depend on the underlying facts, available records, applicable requirements, and appropriate professional review.