EU Tariffs Update: Trump Extends Deadline to July 9 as Trade Talks Continue
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This extension offers U.S. importers the opportunity to assess how the proposed 50% EU tariffs may impact their businesses and allows them to make necessary adjustments before any new duties take effect.
Trump Recommends a 50% Tariff on EU Imports Starting June 1
This comes as discussions stall and the 90-day negotiation window nears its July 8 deadline. U.S. importers must now prepare for possible cost increases and supply chain adjustments across a wide range of EU-originating products.
CBP Issues Guidance on Tariff Stacking Under Executive Order 14289
With the introduction of a single-duty rule and refund options for overlapping tariffs that were paid, this policy provides stronger oversight, greater predictability, and improved cost control for U.S. importers.
U.S. and China Reach Agreement on Temporary Tariff Reductions
The initial trade agreement temporarily reduces tariffs, suspends recent trade measures, and establishes a framework for ongoing discussions between the United States and China.
U.S. Ends De Minimis Tariff Exemptions for Imports from China and Hong Kong
This move aims to stop the entry of small parcel shipments into the country under relaxed enforcement thresholds, in an effort to combat the American synthetic opioid crisis.
The U.S. Eliminates Overlapping Tariffs and Amends Auto Import Policy
Removing overlapping tariffs and refining the scope of auto-related duties will help protect the automotive industry and minimize costs for American businesses.
The U.S. Announces A Temporary Tariff Exemption for Smartphones, Computers, Microchips
Importers should prepare for additional changes, as tariffs on semiconductors can be expected within the next two months.
U.S. Tariffs on Chinese Imports Reach 145%, China Announces 125% Reciprocal Tariffs
With growing uncertainty surrounding Chinese import tariffs and higher consequent costs, U.S. importers must start reviewing their supply chains and sourcing plans.
Trump Announces A 90-Day Suspension of Most Reciprocal Tariffs, Raises China Tariffs to 125%
As tariff rates shift, U.S. importers must prepare for increased costs on Chinese goods and verify country of origin documentation to benefit from the 90-day suspension.
The U.S. Introduces New Import Tariffs as of April 5 to Address Trade Deficits
These new tariffs will remain in effect until the U.S. President determines that the conditions contributing to trade deficits have been satisfied, resolved, or mitigated.
