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Schumer's Bill to Repeal Section 338 and 122 Lands as Russia Sanctions House Vote Odds Improve; Panama Canal Cuts Squeeze TPEB Capacity

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Schumer introduced a bill to repeal Section 338 and 122 tariffs, House odds improve on Russia sanctions, and Panama Canal cuts squeeze TPEB capacity.


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  • Aerial photo of a fully loaded container ship underway on open water, leaving a long wake, with a rocky headland in the distance.
    Transpacific9 Minute Read

    Schumer's Bill to Repeal Section 338 and 122 Lands as Russia Sanctions House Vote Odds Improve; Panama Canal Cuts Squeeze TPEB Capacity

    Schumer introduced a bill to repeal Section 338 and 122 tariffs, House odds improve on Russia sanctions, and Panama Canal cuts squeeze TPEB capacity.

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  • Photo of a container yard with a reach stacker lifting a red container above a truck chassis, beside stacks of blue and orange containers.
    Transpacific12 Minute Read

    Canada Section 338 Tariff Deadline Pushed to Aug. 22, Auto and Alcohol Duties Suspended; Typhoon Dolphin Backs Up 2.4M TEU at Shanghai, Ningbo

    Canada's Section 338 tariff deadline moves to Aug. 22 with auto and alcohol duties suspended, and Typhoon Dolphin backs up 2.4M TEU at Shanghai and Ningbo.

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  • Aerial photo of a fully loaded container ship heading in toward a port terminal with a jet airliner flying overhead.
    North America11 Minute Read

    Senate Passes Bill Allowing 100% Tariffs on Russian Oil Buyers, House Vote Pending; Rhine River Drought and China Port Closures Squeeze FEWB Capacity

    The Senate passed a bill allowing 100% tariffs on buyers of Russian oil, with a House vote pending, as new Section 232 polysilicon tariffs take effect Dec. 4.

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  • Photo of a green-hulled container ship berthed under a long row of red gantry cranes at dusk.
    North America11 Minute Read

    BIS Proposes Section 232 Tariffs on Cables, Cranes, and Other Metal Goods, Comments Due Aug. 27; Strait of Hormuz Toll-Free Window Set to Expire Aug. 17

    BIS proposes adding cables, cranes, and other copper, steel, and aluminum goods to Section 232 coverage at 25%, with public comments due to BIS by Aug. 27.

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  • Night photo of a container ship being worked under floodlit cranes at a brightly lit port terminal.
    Transatlantic12 Minute Read

    U.S.-EU Trade Agreement Eliminates Duties on Most U.S. Goods Starting July 1; TPEB Rates Rise as July Capacity Hits Three-Year High

    The U.S.-EU Trade Agreement takes effect July 1, eliminating duties on most U.S.-origin industrial goods entering the EU, as TPEB rates rise on peak capacity.

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  • Aerial view of a warehouse worker in a hi-vis vest and hard hat moving boxes on a pallet jack between tall storage racks
    Europe10 Minute Read

    Appeals Court Stays CIT’s Section 122 Tariff Ruling; Congestion Disrupts Key European Ocean Hubs

    A Federal Circuit stay keeps CBP collecting 10% Section 122 duties as Trump appeals the CIT ruling, while congestion hits key European ocean hubs.

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  • Commercial aircraft parked at airport gate with passenger boarding bridge attached.
    Transpacific12 Minute Read

    CBP Prepares to Issue First IEEPA Refunds; TPEB Anticipates Increased Space Constraints and Potential Operational Volatility

    CBP prepares its first IEEPA duty refunds, Flexport launches Buy Your Refund Claims, and Trump weighs raising EU vehicle tariffs to 25%.

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  • Cargo containers being loaded onto a large transport aircraft using ground equipment.
    North America11 Minute Read

    U.S. Modifies Section 232 Steel, Aluminum, and Copper Tariffs; Key Asian and Northern European Ports Face Ongoing Congestion

    The U.S. revises Section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum, and copper effective April 6, while key Asian and Northern European ports face ongoing congestion.

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