After President Trump issued an announcement on January 26, and his first executive order on February 1, regarding the imposition of tariffs for several countries, there were also necessary updates made soon after to reflect changes as a result of quick negotiations with Colombia, Mexico and Canada. The United States and Colombia reached an agreement… Read more »
Important Trade Update – Announcement of “Fair and Reciprocal Plan” Exploration
A presidential memorandum was issued on February 13, 2025, initiating an investigation into the implementation of reciprocal tariffs on foreign nations. The examination is anticipated to commence after April 1, with no specific completion date currently established. The inquiry will concentrate on the following areas: Reciprocal tariffs refer to the application of equivalent duty rates… Read more »
New Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum Products
Additional Presidential proclamations and a White House Fact Sheet affecting imports of steel and derivative steel products, as well as aluminum and derivative aluminum products were issued on February 10, 2025 and February 11, 2025 respectively imposing tariffs of 25% effective as of 12:01 EDT on March 12, 2025. All imports of certain specific derivative aluminum articles specified in… Read more »
Future Forward: Redefining Freight Forwarding with Technology
The freight forwarding industry has undergone a dramatic transformation, fueled by advancements in technology. These innovations make global trade more efficient, transparent, and reliable, which is critical in today’s fast-paced and competitive environment. With years of experience in logistics, trucking, and compliance, I’ve seen firsthand how implementing the right tools can not only enhance day-to-day… Read more »
Additional Duties on Imports from China – Sanctions for Canada and Mexico Delayed, Status of Sanctions for China, Canada and Mexico
As of the latest update, additional duties have been imposed by the United States government on all products imported from China/Hong Kong. While Canada and Mexico imports were initially set to be faced with additional tariffs, the sanctions on both Canada and Mexico have been put on hold for at least one month, with a… Read more »
