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Supply Chain Updates—July 14, 2026 Newsletter
Tariff and Customs Update: Trade conditions continue to evolve, with ongoing changes to trade agreements, tariff actions, and import compliance requirements. Importers should prepare for continued regulatory updates, increased data validation, and a greater focus on documentation accuracy and supply chain transparency. USMCA Review & Trade Agreement: The USMCA remains in effect…
Supply Chain Updates—June 30, 2026 Newsletter
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is moving to strengthen data requirements for low-value and postal imports, requiring more detailed advance shipment information to improve visibility and enforcement at entry. The update is intended to improve visibility and compliance while strengthening risk screening for incoming shipments. Recent developments in the Strait of Hormuz have brought attention to routing stability and transit planning in one of the world’s most critical ocean freight corridors. As…
Supply Chain Updates— June 16, 2026 Newsletter
Recent reporting indicates that tariff refund eligibility may expand to cover a broader range of entries as U.S. Customs and Border Protection continues refining its refund processing framework. While this creates additional opportunities for importers to recover duties, the process remains highly dependent on accurate entry data and compliant documentation. Holiday shipping periods continue to demonstrate how quickly domestic freight capacity can tighten, often resulting in delays and service disruptions across U.S.…
Supply Chain Updates— June 2, 2026 Newsletter
India and the U.S. are reportedly nearing a trade agreement in which tariff relief under Section 301 measures is a key sticking point in negotiations.The potential pact could ease select tariff pressures on Indian exports to the U.S., supporting improved bilateral...
Supply Chain Updates—May 20, 2026 Newsletter
China has committed to purchasing $17 billion annually in U.S. agricultural products from 2026 through 2028, signaling a potential rebound in bilateral trade after a sharp decline driven by tariffs.The commitment is expected to boost U.S. farm exports and shift global...
Supply Chain Updates—May 8, 2026 Newsletter
U.S. trade court ruling has blocked the implementation of a proposed 10% global tariff, finding that the measure did not meet the legal criteria under existing trade law.This decision underscores ongoing shifts in the regulatory landscape, as businesses continue to...
Supply Chain Updates—April 22, 2026 Newsletter
Tariff and Customs Update: U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has confirmed the rollout of the CAPE (Claims and Processing Enforcement) system following recent proceedings at the U.S. Court of International Trade. Key updates: CAPE is live April 20 (Phase 1...
Supply Chain Updates—April 8, 2026 Newsletter
Major Revision to Section 232 Metal Tariff: The Administration issued a significant proclamation revising the Section 232 metal tariffs effective, April 6th. The most impactful shift is that all covered steel, aluminum, and copper articles will now be assessed on the...
Supply Chain Updates—March 24, 2026 Newsletter
Tariff & Trade Updates Recent developments have clarified the process for importers seeking refunds for IEEPA-related duties. New CAPE Functionality: U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is introducing a new functionality called CAPE within the Automated...
Supply Chain Updates—March 10, 2026 Newsletter
Trade between the U.S. and Mexico continues to grow steadily, driven by strong demand in electronics, advanced manufacturing, and other key exports.We support cross-border shipments with real-time tracking, customs guidance, and tailored logistics solutions to ensure...
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)...
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...
