On February 20, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled 6–3 that the president lacks authority under the International Emergency Economic Power Act (IEEPA) to impose “trafficking” tariffs on Canada, China, and Mexico or broad reciprocal tariffs worldwide. The Court did not address whether importers are entitled to refunds, and its decision will not... Read more »
A combination of shipping delays due to the ongoing issues with the major shipping lanes in the Red Sea and the Panama canal, compounded by several force majeure announcements from global manufacturers, have caused a trickle down effect of supply disruptions that could impact your business. With one of the supply interruptions being a key syngas... Read more »
With all the uncertainty surrounding the current US trading relationship with China, it is a good time to review where we are with the proposed US and Chinese tariffs. The proposed US tariffs listed approximately 1,300 separate tariff lines which still have a long process of reviews and public hearings before the Office of US... Read more »
