Tariff & Trade Updates Recent developments have clarified the process for importers seeking refunds for IEEPA-related duties. New CAPE Functionality: U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is introducing a new functionality called CAPE within the Automated...
Trade between the U.S. and Mexico continues to grow steadily, driven by strong demand in electronics, advanced manufacturing, and other key exports. We support cross-border shipments with real-time tracking, customs guidance, and tailored logistics solutions to ensure...
U.S. containerized import volumes reached 2,318,722 TEUs in January, showing a seasonal rebound from December’s slowdown and slightly exceeding the long-term average for the month. An indicator that import activity is normalizing amid uncertain trade conditions. The...
Global supply chains are entering a period of structural volatility, according to a World Economic Forum report. Businesses are reevaluating how they plan and invest, prioritizing responsive networks. Such adaptability is a key competitive advantage, enabling...
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has upgraded its Automated Commercial Environment Portal with a modernized Automated Clearing House (ACH) Refund Authorization tab. This new feature allows importers to manage their importer account information online,...
