by JM Rodgers | Jul 7, 2020 | International Trade, Tariffs
United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement is fully in effect as of last week, and a host of changes to Customs processes in all three countries are in place. One area of particular concern to many of our clients has been how drawback is affected or changed by this... 
by JM Rodgers | Jul 1, 2020 | International Trade, Tariffs
This week will be a historic one in the history of international trade as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) goes into full effect on Wednesday, July 1st. This agreement takes over for NAFTA and will be the law defining North American trade for the long... 
by JM Rodgers | Jun 25, 2020 | International Trade, Tariffs
The President and the US Trade Representative recently laid out some of their future plans for global trade that will be important for any US importer and exporter to understand. A number of free trade agreements along with changes in global tariffs will be crucial... 
by JM Rodgers | Jun 16, 2020 | Duty Drawback, Tariffs
More tariffs may be on the way soon for several industries, as the President and his appointees in the office of the US Trade Representative have expressed that they would be investigating new areas to impose tariffs as a method of trade remedy. For many months,... 
by JM Rodgers | May 5, 2020 | Customs Brokerage, Duty Drawback, Tariffs
Importers who have products coming from China may soon have more tariffs heading their way. In the last two years, considerable tariffs on more than $200 billion worth of products from China have been put in place, leading to years of record collections in duties by... 
by JM Rodgers | Mar 2, 2020 | Letter From The CEO, Tariffs
Market Updates Coronavirus (COVID-19) Situation Over the past weeks or so, The China government has reportedly lowered COVID-19 emergency response levels in some provinces, allowing the workforce to get back to production. Return to work restrictions from the Chinese... 
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