What CBP’s Feeder Vessel Update Means for In-Transit Reciprocal Tariff Provisions
CBP has clarified that feeder vessel loading dates cannot be used for IEEPA reciprocal tariff in-transit provisions. Here's what that means for importers.
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Breaking Down the USTR’s Chinese Vessel Fees: Costs, Exemptions, and Strategic Moves
The USTR's revised vessel fee plan will add less cost than anticipated. Here's what we know about the new fees and restrictions, and how carriers might respond.
Mitigating Tariff Impacts with Bonded Warehouses and Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs)
Looking to mitigate tariff impacts? By leveraging a class 3 bonded warehouse or a foreign trade zone (FTZ), you can defer duties until you withdraw your goods.
Duty-Free "De Minimis" Shipping Is Being Eliminated from ALL Countries as Soon as Government Systems Are Ready
The de minimis exemption, which allows low-value goods to enter the U.S. border duty-free, will be eliminated for all countries once systems are ready.
Early Updates on the Trump Administration’s Tariff and Trade Policies, Part IV
Read early updates (late Oct. 2025) on President Trump's tariff and trade policies, implications for global supply chains, and more.
Early Updates on the Trump Administration’s Tariff and Trade Policies, Part III
Read early updates (late Jun. - mid-Oct. of 2025) on President Trump's tariff and trade policies, implications for global supply chains, and more.
Early Updates on the Trump Administration’s Tariff and Trade Policies, Part II
Read early updates (late Mar. - mid-Jun. of 2025) on President Trump's tariff and trade policies, implications for global supply chains, and more.
Early Updates on the Trump Administration’s Tariff and Trade Policies, Part I
Read early updates (Nov. 2024 - mid-Mar. 2025) on President Trump's tariff and trade policies, insights into his 2024 election win, and implications for global supply chains.