President Trump has issued new executive orders to pause tariffs only on qualifying USMCA goods from Canada and Mexico effective on or after March 7 , 2025 12.01 am EST, and provided that all USMCA requirements are met. If the goods do not qualify for USMCA, they will continue being subject to the tariffs of 25% that are currently… Read more »
Tariff and Trade Updates
Taggart is committed to providing our customers with the most detailed and timely updates possible, but this remains a very fluid situation. The below summary is our best interpretation as of this time, but we recommend reviewing the presidential actions and fact sheets in detail to have the clearest understanding of how these changes may impact your business. Imports… Read more »
Protecting Our Planet: How Borders Safeguard the Environment
Why Border Protection is Key to a Sustainable Future Every day, millions of goods cross international borders—food, electronics, clothing, and more. But hidden within these shipments are unseen threats to our planet: illegal wildlife, toxic chemicals, and products linked to deforestation. Without strict oversight, these dangers can wreak havoc on ecosystems, endanger species, and accelerate… Read more »
U.S. Tariffs, Canadian Tariffs, Other Countries Tariffs
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 »
