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Supply Chain Updates—February 25, 2026 Newsletter
Tariff & Trade Updates 10% Temporary Tariff Under Section 122 Currently in Effect; 15% Rate Pending Further Executive Action: Following the Supreme Court’s decision invalidating the Administration’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) for tariff measures, the President issued an Executive Order implementing a 10% across-the-board tariff…
Supply Chain Updates—February 13, 2026 Newsletter
U.S. containerized import volumes reached 2,318,722 TEUs in January, showing a seasonal rebound from December’s slowdown and slightly exceeding the long-term average for the month. An indicator that import activity is normalizing amid uncertain trade conditions. The World Economic Forum highlights that global supply chains are facing increasing uncertainty due to geopolitical tensions, rising costs, and fragmented trade policies, making resilience more critical than ever. We are committed to helping customers navigate…
Supply Chain Updates—January 28, 2026 Newsletter
Global supply chains are entering a period of structural volatility, according to a World Economic Forum report. Businesses are reevaluating how they plan and invest, prioritizing responsive networks. Such adaptability is a key competitive advantage, enabling importers to navigate uncertainty while maintaining reliable access to goods and markets. The White House announced adjustments to U.S. imports of semiconductors and related equipment to support domestic industry and strengthen supply chains. This guidance clarifies…
Supply Chain Updates—January 14, 2026 Newsletter
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has upgraded its Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) Portal with a modernized Automated Clearing House (ACH) Refund Authorization tab.This new feature allows importers to manage their importer account information online,...
Imperative Logistics Named One of Global Trade’s Top 50 3PLs for 2025
Imperative Logistics has been named one of Global Trade’s Top 50 Third-Party Logistics Providers for 2025 in the Border Breakers category. This recognition highlights the company’s expertise in managing complex global supply chains, cross-border logistics, and trade compliance with precision and reliability.
Supply Chain Updates—December 30, 2025 Newsletter
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy unveiled the first-ever National Advanced Air Mobility Strategy, aimed at accelerating next-generation aviation technologies.While focused on future aircraft, these developments could influence air cargo capacity and...
Supply Chain Updates—December 16, 2025 Newsletter
Boeing’s recent acquisition signals a realignment in the aerospace supply chain.Our global forwarding team is monitoring these developments to ensure aerospace customers can maintain smooth shipments of critical components.China’s rare-earth shipments have picked up...
Supply Chain Updates—December 2, 2025 Newsletter
China is preparing to significantly increase diesel exports in December, potentially shipping up to 4.5 million barrels, to ease tightening diesel supply in Asia after reduced output from other refinersWe can help importers monitor fuel‑surcharge and freight‑cost...
Supply Chain Updates—November 19, 2025 Newsletter
Tariff Updates: Section 232 Tariffs & Investigation: Medium and heavy‑duty vehicles and parts now face duties of 10%–25% based on origin and classification. New investigations are also underway into imports such as medical equipment (PPE) and industrial...
Supply Chain Updates—November 4, 2025 Newsletter
Get the latest updates on key tariff deadlines, rising vessel fees, and global trade enforcement—plus strategies to protect supply chains and costs.
Supply Chain Updates—October 16, 2025 Newsletter
Get the latest updates on key tariff deadlines, rising vessel fees, and global trade enforcement—plus strategies to protect supply chains and costs.
Supply Chain Updates—September 30, 2025 Newsletter
Get the latest updates on key tariff deadlines, rising vessel fees, and global trade enforcement—plus strategies to protect supply chains and costs.
