by A1 WorldWide Logistics | Aug 7, 2025 | Tariffs, Economic trends, Importing
An executive order signed by President Trump on July 31 has resulted in country-specific tariffs starting today. Along with a 10% baseline tax on all importing countries, over 70 trading partners will have their tariffs. Initially announced by Trump as “Liberation...
by A1 WorldWide Logistics | Jul 31, 2025 | Tariffs, Economic trends, Importing
On July 27, the US and EU reached a trade deal that may have avoided a potential transatlantic tariff war. In particular, the parties reached a framework for an arrangement that will set 15% on most EU (European Union) imports. The amount is down from the 30% tax that...
by A1 WorldWide Logistics | Jul 3, 2025 | Importing, Economic trends, Shipping Logistics
Importers and retailers predict that US imports could soon surge over the next few weeks. Following a 90-day break in the tariff war between the US and China, retailers expect to resume importing. Data from the NRF’s (National Retail Federation) Global Port Tracker...
by A1 WorldWide Logistics | Jun 19, 2025 | Importing, Shipping Logistics, Supply Chain
Due to the limited shelf life, a shipper should be aware of common mistakes when importing perishables. Perishable cargo refers to any item that can spoil, deteriorate, or lose quality if not shipped under proper conditions. Some examples include fresh produce, such...
by A1 WorldWide Logistics | Jun 10, 2025 | Customs Broker, Customs Clearance, Importing, Supply Chain
La industria logística ha visto un aumento en la sostenibilidad de las operaciones de almacenamiento en los últimos años. A medida que crece el comercio electrónico, también lo hace el número de almacenes en los Estados Unidos. Como resultado, las actividades de...
by A1 WorldWide Logistics | Jun 4, 2025 | Tariffs, Economic trends, Importing
The trade war is continuing, with Trump doubling steel tariffs for imports starting today. An announcement by the Trump Administration on June 30 revealed that steel and aluminum taxes would rise to 50%. Initially, the president imposed a 25% tax on these imports in...
