Results
Reciprocal Rate Increases
Reciprocal tariff changes may take effect Aug 1 for countries without trade deals, with ongoing negotiations keeping rates uncertain and in flux....
Trade Agreement With Vietnam Announced
Vietnam trade deal sets 20% US tariff, up from 10% but below 46%, with 0% US export duties and unclear transshipment rules pending guidance....
Market Update: June 24, 2025
Get the latest ocean freight market update, including Asia–US rate trends, capacity shifts, tariff uncertainty, and key supply chain risks for importers....
Market Update: June 10, 2025
Stay informed on Asia–US ocean freight trends, rate changes, carrier capacity, and tariff uncertainty to better plan shipping and supply chain decisions....
Section 232 Tariff Doubled by the White House
Understand the new 50% Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs, updated entry procedures, and key compliance changes affecting import costs and customs filings....
Reciprocal Tariff Exemption Extended
CBP extends reciprocal tariff exemption deadline for qualifying in-transit imports, giving importers more time to claim relief and ensure compliance...
Section 301 Exclusions Extended
The USTR has extended key Section 301 tariff exclusions on certain Chinese imports through Aug. 31, giving importers more time to manage costs and compliance....
CIT Rules Against IEEPA Tariff Actions
CIT rules IEEPA tariffs exceed authority, creating uncertainty for reciprocal and fentanyl duties; Sec. 232 tariffs remain unaffected for compliance planning....
Market Update: May 29, 2025
Asia-US ocean freight update: capacity shortages, rising rates, congestion, and equipment delays impacting supply chain planning and reliability....
Remaining Section 301 Exclusions Set to Expire
Section 301 tariff exclusions are set to expire, potentially restoring 25% duties on China imports and increasing landed costs and compliance risk....
Some Clarity Provided for Exemptions to the Reciprocal Tariffs
CBP clarifies reciprocal tariff in-transit exemption rules, limiting eligibility to ocean shipments and increasing compliance risk for importers....