Supreme Court to Review Legality of IEEPA Tariffs
Background On September 9, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court announced it will hear two cases challenging the legality of tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). These cases could have significant implications for the President’s...
Trump Admin Asks SCOTUS to Expedite Hearing in Tariff Case, US Truckload Market Remains “Stuck in a Rut,” CBP Authorizes Providers to Help USPS With Duty Collections
This week: US Solicitor General John Sauer petitions Supreme Court to expedite hearing Trump tariff case Now that frontloading-driven import surge has ended, US truckload market remains stuck in a rut Trans-Pacific carriers have a short window of time to stabilize...
Federal Appeals Court Rules Trump Tariffs Illegal, Duties Remain as SCOTUS Expected to Hear the Case, Container Shipping Downturn Expected
This week: Appeals court says Trump lacked authority for reciprocal tariffs, SCOTUS likely to decide case Sharp downturn in container shipping industry predicted amid overcapacity and lowered demand Following the end of the de minimis exemption, postal carriers...
This Week’s Supply Chain Roundup: Impact of US Tariffs on Trans-Pacific and US-Mexico Truck Trade, De Minimis Exemption Ends This Week
This week: Analysts say the true impact of US tariffs is only now being felt on the trans-Pacific routes Continued tariff uncertainty and the end of frontloading slow down US-Mexico truck trade US de minimis exemption officially ends Friday, businesses scramble to...