U.S. Announces New Duties on Medium- and Heavy-Duty Vehicle Imports
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The new import tariff, which comes into effect on November 1, aims to achieve 80% U.S. domestic market share for American-produced vehicles.
China to Require Licenses for Artificial Diamond Exports Starting November 8
As China tightens control over high-tech manufacturing supply chains, U.S. importers relying on these materials for industrial use are advised to prepare for potential impacts on their operations.
The U.S. Announces Changes to Wood Import Tariffs Starting October 14
As part of a Section 232 review, the adjusted tariffs will affect lumber, furniture, and cabinetry imports through 2026, with the potential for additional wood products to be added.
CBP Updates Filing Instructions for Replacement Duties on Certain EU, Japan, UK Imports
CBP now requires importers to use specific Chapter 99 provisions when reporting replacement duties, with distinct filing rules depending on whether a drawback is being requested.
CBP Releases Guidance on the U.S.–EU Tariff Framework
The U.S.–EU tariff framework introduces new HTSUS provisions and exemptions that directly affect duty rates on autos, parts, and certain other EU imports.
USDA-APHIS Clarifies Growing Media Exception for Canada Plant Imports
Plants imported into Canada in growing media may now qualify as Canadian origin for U.S. imports, provided they meet both U.S. and Canadian program requirements and are accompanied by proper documentation.
The White House Announces Modified Scope of Reciprocal Tariffs
In addition to expanding tariff exemptions to more than 45 goods, a new annex was established to outline potential tariff reductions under future trade agreements.
FDA Green List Established for Pharmaceutical Imports of GLP-1 APIs
The alert represents a new layer of oversight on pharmaceutical imports. It ensures that only FDA-reviewed sources are allowed to supply GLP-1 APIs to the U.S. market.
U.S. Imposes an Additional 25% Tariff on Indian Imports Over Russian Oil Ties
This measure doubles the overall tariff on many Indian goods to 50%, with exemptions for in-transit shipments, humanitarian items, Section 232 goods, reciprocal tariff products, and certain entries under Chapter 98.
U.S. Expands Steel and Aluminum Tariffs to 407 Additional Product Codes
The latest action broadens the scope of Section 232 tariffs, bringing hundreds of products with metal content under higher steel and aluminum duties.
