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Tariffs 2025 | US Trade Policy Released

The US government has released its official “America First” Trade Policy, and the changes listed represent a significant shift in focus for the US and its relationship to the international marketplace. With these changes on the horizon, it is worth examining and understanding some of the subject matter discussed in this policy, as knowing what is proposed in this document could be incredibly important for importers, exports, and international businesses of all kinds.

November 23, 2018

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What Importers Should Know About the 25% Tariffs

Canada and the US appear to be headed to a place of some tension when it comes to international trade. With a proposed tariff of 25% on Canadian goods looming on the horizon and some indications suggesting their implementation could happen at any point in the coming months, importing into the US from Canada could very easily become more complex very quickly.

November 23, 2018

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John Doe

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What Are the Benefits of Using a Foreign Trade Zone for Business?

Did you know that there are sections of the US where foreign goods are considered outside the US for the purposes of collecting duties and taxes? It’s true, and the role of Foreign Trade Zones in global supply chains is significant and a valuable addition to the international trade toolbox. These zones lend themselves to several creative uses that can provide options and cost savings for the businesses that put them to work. If you are intrigued by this idea and curious as to whether or not these foreign trade zones (FTZ) can be used effectively by your business, then you are invited to read on.

November 23, 2018

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Tariff Relief and Trade Agreements - How To Prepare for Change

Whether in the US, Canada, or anywhere in the world, when an administration changes, change often comes with it. That change can often manifest in the form of shifted international trade relations as newly elected officials pursue different priorities and push forward new ideas on how their nation fits into the world marketplace. For this reason, new tariffs, regulations, agreements, and shifting trade negotiations can be high on the political agenda.

November 23, 2018

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John Doe

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