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.
U.S. And China Talks Are Starting
After weeks of mounting tariffs and economic strain, U.S. and Chinese officials are finally meeting face-to-face in Switzerland from May 9–12. Could this be the first step toward ending the tariff war?
U.S. Imposing Fees On Chinese Ships
The trade war heats up at sea! On April 17, the Trump administration unveiled a bold, multi-phase plan to charge Chinese-built ships docking at U.S. ports.
Canada and Mexico Tariffs Starting
After a postponement, President Trump has confirmed that tariffs on Canada & Mexico WILL move forward starting March 4th. Most imports from these U.S. trade partners will face a 25% tax increase, while Canadian energy products will see a 10% tariff.
Importing Chocolate Into The U.S.
Thinking about importing chocolate into the U.S.? With high demand—especially during holidays like Valentine’s Day, this sweet opportunity can be lucrative! But beware: the process isn’t as simple as unwrapping a candy bar.
Container Imports To Increase
📦📈 Container imports are on the rise, and it’s shaping up to be a big year for global trade! 🌍 According to the National Retail Federation (NRF), January 2025 is forecasted to bring in 2.2 million more TEUs compared to January 2024. 🚢
Logistics for Electronics Imports
With electronics being a popular U.S. import, optimizing logistics for electronics imports can be an excellent opportunity for shippers. This article will explain how to improve the import process.
Importing Tea Into The U.S.
Importing tea into the U.S. is a great opportunity, with over 159 million Americans drinking it daily. However, navigating customs regulations and documentation is essential for avoiding delays or losses.
Navigating A Port Strike
The ILA is set to strike on October 1st, and with 43% of U.S. imports passing through East and Gulf Coast ports, supply chains could face serious delays. How can shippers prepare for potential disruptions.
The Actual Cost Of Freight
Understanding the actual cost of freight is essential for successful international shipping. It’s more than just the carrier’s fee—it includes charges from freight forwarders, insurance, and more. Miscalculating these costs can disrupt your supply chain, leading to customs delays.