Update: Third tranche of Section 301 Tariffs will increase to 25% for Chinese goods exported to the US on or after May 10
Trump: 3rd tranche of Section 301 Tariffs could increase to 25%; UWL President Duncan Wright weighs in on how tariff increase could impact importers.
Read the updateMarch 1 deadline for China tariffs may slide if deal is near
U.S. President Donald Trump indicated that he may be flexible on the March 1 deadline for raising tariffs on Chinese import products if the ...
Read moreChina has cut tariffs on over 700 items to open market and lower costs for domestic consumers
China released an announcement at the end of December, stating that as of January 1, 2019, it will be reducing or removing some import and ...
Read moreSection 301 Product Exclusions - Round 1: What you need to know
USTR announced the first batch of products exempt from Section 301 tariffs and CBP announced initial guidelines for the implementation of ...
Read moreTrump, Xi agree to 90-day Truce in US-China Trade War
The US will leave the $200 billion of Chinese goods on List 3 of Section 301 at 10 percent and will not raise that rate to 25% as planned ...
Read moreLA-LB: PierPass OffPeak Program is Changing to Appointment-Based System
The PierPass OffPeak Program for extended gate hours at the LA-LB is changing. PierPass has overhauled its truck traffic mitigation ...
Read moreImporters: Is Your Continuous Bond Sufficient Enough to Cover Increased Tariffs?
US importers, especially those importing goods from China, are at risk of having their Customs Continuous Bonds rendered insufficient due ...
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