Marking Compliance on Prescription Medication for Retail Sale
Learn about U.S. country of origin marking requirements for imported prescription medications, including key exemptions and compliance guidelines for importers and retailers.
Learn about U.S. country of origin marking requirements for imported prescription medications, including key exemptions and compliance guidelines for importers and retailers.
Shippers face potential disruptions as a dockworker strike at East and Gulf Coast ports looms on October 1, potentially causing widespread delays and increased costs. Experts estimate the strike could cost the U.S. economy $5 billion per day. Details here.
Starting October 15, 2024, a 25% surtax on Chinese steel and aluminum imports takes effect. Importers/manufacturers may recover this surtax through the Duty Drawback Program, but also may be able to recover this cost if it is past on to them via their supplier. Find out how our team can help you recover these duties.
Canada is set to implement a 25% surtax on steel and aluminum imports and a 100% tariff on Chinese-made electric vehicles, aiming to protect domestic industries and address unfair trade practices. Details here.
More than 9,300 CN and CPKC railway workers have commenced a rail strike and lockout effective 00:001 ET today. It is an unprecedented simultaneous work stoppage that will grind almost all railway freight movement in the country to a halt. Details here.
The USTR invites public comments on potential regulations for Fine Denier Polyester Staple Fiber imports following a USITC injury determination—be sure to submit your feedback. Details here.
Don't risk shipment disruptions – renew your FDA food facility registration early, starting October 1, to ensure uninterrupted U.S. entry for your products before the December 31 deadline. Details here.
The union representing more than 9,300 CN and CPKC railway workers warned last week that lockouts on August 22, 2024 are imminent unless new contracts with their employees can be secured. Details here.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has announced a substantial increase in duties on Canadian softwood lumber imports, almost doubling the rate from 8.05% to 14.54%. Details here.
The FDA recommends that Canadian food businesses producing or preparing FTL listed food products for export to the U.S. start preparing now for the compliance date of January 20, 2026. Details here.