Latest Critical U.S. Manufacturing and Industrial Supply Chain Reports
What supply chain vulnerabilities have been identified for products deemed critical to U.S. national and economic security? Find out all the details here.
What supply chain vulnerabilities have been identified for products deemed critical to U.S. national and economic security? Find out all the details here.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection have published a wide variety of information on topics that may affect your trade, from secure trade lanes, to intelligent enforcement, we provide you with all their new resources here.
Are your goods to be included? Find out all the details on the upcoming Section 301 products exclusions to be reinstated.
Importer of meat/poultry imports from U.S. into Canada? Did you know a new certification process for your imports will come into effect next month? We detail everything you need to know about this change.
Importer of textile and apparel goods into the U.S.? U.S. Customs issued new guidance regarding implementation of the Tariff Preference Level (TPL) provisions of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement with respect to certain textile and apparel goods entering into the United States. Find out all the details here.
What are the 3 significant changes to the Buy American Act rules that you need to know? And as a result of this final rule to the Buy American Act, why do business need to review and revise their supply chains? We detail the answers to these and much more, here.
Support for BRASS truck shipments will no longer be provided at specific ports participating in rollout of the Automated Commercial System Truck phase deployment. Find out all the details on these upcoming U.S. Customs Truck Manifest changes.
What Russian energy imports are now banned under the recent Executive Order? What potential impacts will be experienced by U.S. consumers as a result? Find out all the details here.
Are your goods affected? Virtually all goods imported into Canada that originate from Russia or Belarus will be subject to the General Tariff and therefore dutiable at the rate of 35%. Find out all the details here.
Even though China has been a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) for 20 years, they have failed to transform their economy and pursue open, market-oriented policies endorsed by the WTO. Find out all the problematic trade policies and practices that range from intellectual property, to agriculture, and China's reaction to the report, here.