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The long awaited NAFTA 2.0 agreement between Canada - US - Mexico is due to be implemented on July 1, 2020. This is part 1 of a Q&A styled 4-part series.

Government guidance has changed rapidly and often as we become more aware of how the virus is transmitted. For example, if the goods are going to a construction company...

COVID19 has resulted in shortages of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) that has led many to source these goods from outside of the United States.

The United States exports more than $76 billion dollars worth of textiles annually and employs nearly 600,000 workers. It is easy to see why CBP would set it as a priority to protect this US industry...

This requires US buyers to make sure they are importing from foreign producers that are manufacturing under the same standards as domestically made foods...

Determining the origin of a product can reduce the amount of duty an importer may have to pay on a product when importing. There are differing rules of origin under various national laws and international treaties...

The Economic and Trade Agreement between the United States and China was signed by President Trump and China’s Vice Premier Liu He on January 15, 2020.

Hemp, cannabis, products, people and business: A 2 hr dive into the cans and can'ts of customs regulations into the United States.

On December 10, 2019, the US House Democrats announced their backing of a renegotiated US-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade agreement...

Under the TFTEA of 2015, all tariff numbers that previously did not require a unit be reported are to be replaced with a specific unit of quantity.