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.
Mexico's textile-related tariff hikes and amendments to the IMMEX program mean higher costs and potential disruptions for companies importing into Mexico.
The U.S. allowed its General System of Preferences (GSP) to expire in December 2020. This was expected to dent their exports to the US - We found they actually increased.
The EU slowed its imports from extra-EU countries in the year to February 2023. We look at patterns in sourcing over the four years leading up to the most recent data and find strong shifts, but little evidence of near-shoring.
The midterm elections are predicted to shift the balance of power in Washington. Join this expert-led discussion on what the results mean for global trade policy.
The Biden administration may have limited opportunities and appetite to remove Section 301 duties on imports from China. Supply chains may already be adapting to a tariffs-for-longer scenario.
How close is the EU to implementing its carbon border tax? What products are being covered? This report builds on earlier research and finds that the greatly expanded scope of the CBAM now accounts for over 11% of EU imports compared to 5% previously after the inclusion of more…
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to California’s worker classification law (known as AB5), rendering the future of many independent truck drivers in the state uncertain. Learn more.