AI in trade compliance
Discover how AI in trade compliance enhances, not replaces, your role. Read to learn how to thrive in the digital compliance landscape.| Be Informed
Discover how AI in trade compliance enhances, not replaces, your role. Read to learn how to thrive in the digital compliance landscape.| Be Informed
Your cargo might be cleared. But is your customer? We all know shipments move fast, but mistakes move faster. And when it comes to trade compliance, one missed name on a denied party list can bring everything to a halt. Denied party screening isn’t just a legal formality. It’s your line of defence against doing […]| Be Informed
Major penalties highlight compliance risks. Read more...| Export Solutions, Inc.
Understand the difference between HS and HTS codes, and why correct classification is critical for compliance, and smooth cross-border trade.| Be Informed
One of the most critical components of this process is the proper classification of goods under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS).| Export Solutions, Inc.
Understand transshipment compliance and avoid costly risks. Ensure smooth cargo flow and customs clearance by mastering key regulations.| Be Informed
It has been a crazy and volatile year when it comes to import tariffs. From the tariffs threats to the implementation to the pauses on certain tariffs, you never know what you are going to wake up to from one day to the next. Last week was no different. On May 28, the US Court... The post IEEPA Tariffs Struck Down by CIT appeared first on Export Solutions, Inc..| Export Solutions, Inc.
Ok, I know I told you all last post we were going to talk about exceptions and exemptions, and you were probably super excited to read my deep dive into how to take advantage of them, but I changed my mind. Yes, cue the cliché about “women changing their minds” but seriously, something else has... The post Talk to Me – Tariff Terror appeared first on Export Solutions, Inc..| Export Solutions, Inc.
By now, we have all seen the updates to the Boycott Requester List from the Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), with the most recent update on April 3, 2025. This blog aims to address the fundamental question: What exactly is this list, and more critically, what are the implications if an... The post What is the Boycott Requester List Anyway? appeared first on Export Solutions, Inc..| Export Solutions, Inc.
On March 12, 2025, President Trump’s administration is set to implement expansions to the Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum.| Export Solutions, Inc.
Explore how tariffs impact imports and exports, their goals, and the potential benefits and drawbacks for businesses. Read More...| Export Solutions, Inc.
With the new administration , are there going to be tariff increases on day 1? Can Trump increase tariffs without Congress's approval?| Export Solutions, Inc.
Global trade compliance: Navigating the five most significant challenges of 2025 Global trade compliance is becoming increasingly complex and critical. Businesses involved in logistics, freight forwarding, and air transportation face growing pressure from constantly evolving regulations, geopolitical tensions, and rapid technological shifts. Compliance officers, trade compliance professionals, and customs brokers must navigate this intricate landscape […]| Be Informed
Following the latest of a number of tariff-related announcements, President Donald Trump has officially confirmed that 25 percent tariffs will be imposed on all steel and aluminium imports into the US beginning March 12, 2025. The tariffs will also be expanded to include derivative steel articles once the Department of Commerce has implemented “adequate systems”| Import and Trade Remedies Blog
US tariffs on imports of Chinese-origin products went into effect at 12.01am ET on February 4, 2025, with 10% duties being imposed on all imports of Chinese-origin goods. The executive order implementing the tariffs directs that in addition to imposing 10% tariffs on all goods of Chinese origin, low-value shipments of Chinese-origin goods are no| Import and Trade Remedies Blog
