Following the President’s announcement on August 1st of additional duties on the fourth and remaining list of HTS numbers totaling $300 billion in imports from China, the Federal Register on Thursday published and…
UPDATE – THURSDAY, AUGUST 15TH – Today the USTR has provided the language for what will be published in the Federal Register most likely tomorrow on what merchandise will be subject to…
The past several days have seen demonstrations at Hong Kong Airport leading to two days of flight cancellations for passenger operations. We can report that after speaking with our office in Hong Kong…
With a thread of tweets on Thursday, President Trump announced that negotiations hadn’t produced the progress he sought and effective September 1st, a 10% duty would be imposed on the remaining HTS numbers…
Last Friday, May 9th, was a day marked in trade history as the U.S. finally increased tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports to 25%. This 15% increase from the original 10%, which…
On Wednesday, the USTR announced the 25% tariff increase on $200 billion worth of goods imported from China will in fact take effect this Friday. In addition, there will be a process whereby…
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On September 21st of last year, the USTR published its intent to increase tariffs on goods imported from China by 10%, beginning on September 24th. Additionally, the increase was originally set to jump…
The President, who was due to increase tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports by March 1st, has since delayed the deadline. He informed the public of his decision Sunday night via Twitter,…
Feb 19, 2019 PREVIEW: INCOTERMS 2020 Changes In Store For The Next Iteration of International Trading Terms It is increasingly likely that on or about January 1st, 2020, participants in international trade will…
