🚨 Big news for global trade and U.S. importers! President Trump’s latest executive order, signed on November 14, cuts tariffs on more than 200 agricultural items, lifting levies on categories that include beef, avocados, coffee, cashews, and more.
Supreme Court Arguments Starting
All eyes are on the Supreme Court today as justices hear arguments in a high-stakes legal battle over President Trump’s IEEPA tariffs — a move that could reshape U.S. trade policy.
IEEPA Tariffs Impacting Small Importers
Small importers are feeling the strain from Trump’s IEEPA tariffs. While big corporations can absorb higher costs, many mom-and-pop importers are struggling to stay afloat.
The Government Shutdown Begins
A U.S. government shutdown is here — and shippers are bracing for impact. On October 1, Congress failed to pass a funding bill, triggering a shutdown that reached far beyond politics and into international shipping.
The End Of De Minimis
Big changes are on the horizon for global trade. Starting August 29, the de minimis exemption—which currently lets goods under $800 enter the US tax-free—will come to an end.
US And EU Reached A Trade Deal
On July 27, the US and EU reached a breakthrough trade agreement that may have dodged a full-blown transatlantic tariff war. Instead of the steep 30% tariffs previously threatened, most EU imports will now face a reduced 15% rate.
Court Blocking Trump’s Tariffs
In a major shake-up for international trade, the U.S. Court of International Trade has ruled against President Trump’s 10% tariff—calling it unlawful.
Trump To Ease Auto Tariffs
President Trump’s 25% tariff on imported cars and trucks shook the auto world earlier this month—but now there’s a shift in gear. With new plans to offer relief for carmakers, the White House is steering policy to ease the pressure.
Reciprocal Tariffs Will Be Softer
As the April 2nd deadline nears, the Trump administration is signaling a softer stance on reciprocal tariffs. With Trump suggesting a more lenient approach—what does this mean for global trade?
Aluminum and Steel Tariffs Starting
Starting today, a new executive order enforces a 25% tariff on aluminum and steel imports into the U.S. These changes will shake up international shipping and supply chains.