The FDA reminds importers and consignees that starting December 1, 2024, certain food tests, including for mycotoxins, must be conducted using FDA-accredited laboratories under the LAAF program.
DHS expands the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) Entity List to 107, adding 29 PRC companies linked to forced labor in Xinjiang, effective November 25, 2024. Find out if your imports are affected.
Don't risk shipment disruptions – renew your FDA food facility registration is due by Dec. 31, 2024, to ensure uninterrupted U.S. entry for your products. Details here.
Discover how CBP's newly available isotopic testing guide underscores isotopic testing as a vital component of U.S. importer due diligence, helping trace raw material origins, enhance supply chain transparency, and comply with the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. Details here.
Starting January 6, 2025, CBP and CBSA will adjust operating hours at 38 northern border ports to enhance security and efficiency. Details here.
Safeguard measures on imports of fine denier polyester staple fiber will come into effect soon. These restrictions balance support for domestic manufacturers with exemptions for key trading partners and developing countries. Details here.
With a Trump 2.0 incoming administration, Canadian businesses face renewed trade uncertainties, including tariffs, “Buy American” policies, and USMCA renegotiations. Learn all the details that may affect your trade operations, along with how we can minimize risks and optimize your cross-border trade.
CBP's new directive mandates precise cargo descriptions in ACAS/manifest filings to ensure shipment compliance, prevent delays, and enhance risk assessment for goods entering or transiting the U.S., effective November 12, 2024. Details here.
The latest UFLPA Entity List update includes four textile companies. Explore the full article for insights on the scope, impact, and specifics of the newly targeted companies.
The USITC has determined that aluminum extrusions imported from 14 countries, do not materially harm U.S. industry, despite previous findings of unfair pricing and subsidies. Details here.
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