GHY discusses changes to international trade regulations and explores cutting-edge compliance strategies.
Posted June 26, 2019
With revenue collection a “re-prioritized” trade issue for U.S. Customs and Border Protection as it moves to enforce the administration’s agenda of protecting U.S. economic security, companies need to be acting now to take adequate preventative measures to avoid being unnecessarily exposed to risk in the potential event of a customs audit. Continue Reading
Posted August 02, 2018
Under GHY Blog, Trade Compliance News
What does fly fishing and the current trade environment have in common? Our Senior Customs Associate – FDA Specialist Linda Zyvoloski takes you into her world of fly fishing, where there are many commonalities between the enthralling sport and that of trade; tariffs, products and compliance. More importantly, she provides insight and advice on how to navigate through these uncertain times/waters of trade. Continue Reading
Posted August 01, 2018
Under GHY Blog, U.S. Customs Issues
Are you feeling the impact of the new retaliatory tariffs imposed on U.S. goods by the federal government yet? GHY Account Executive Neil Stewart shares a personal glimpse into how these tariffs are already directly impacting his world, as well as potentially yours – and to a greater extent, the overall Canadian economy. Continue Reading
Posted July 26, 2018
Under GHY Blog, International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Trade Compliance News, U.S. Customs Issues
Corie Koropatnicki, the Account Manager of GHY USA, Inc., provides some insight into the consequences of the most recent U.S. trade actions and offers advice about steps you can take as an importer/trader to protect your bottom line and stay competitive. Continue Reading
Posted October 08, 2015
Under GHY International
As the Obama administration consults with Congress on a legislative pathway forward for the TPP and prior to the finalized text being made available, it has released a series of “fact sheets” and a new report highlighting on a state-by-state basis the tariff-cutting benefits of the deal. Continue Reading
Posted July 24, 2015
The WTO announced that more than 50 countries today will reach final agreement on a product list that will update the 1996 Information Technology Agreement to include more than 200 new products representing global trade worth an estimated $1.3 trillion. Continue Reading
