US pauses auto tariffs by one month

The exemption covers cars imported through the USMCA and comes after President Donald Trump spoke with the Big Three automakers.

By Philip Neuffer • March 5, 2025

Target expects tariffs to pressure profits in Q1

The retailer saw sales slide in the fourth quarter as it faced out-of-stocks and other challenges with in-store experiences.

By Nate Delesline III • March 5, 2025

Trump’s trade war heats up as countries retaliate against tariffs

Mexico, Canada and China all announced they would counter the president's orders after additional duties went into effect this week.

By Philip Neuffer , Edwin Lopez , Max Garland • March 4, 2025

Manufacturing is on the rebound, but tariffs threaten growth: PMI

Production and demand rose last month as customers rushed to put in new orders ahead of the Trump administration's levies. The bump, however, could prove short-lived as prices spike amid tariff-induced inflation. 

By Kate Magill • March 4, 2025

CBP prepares to enforce Canada, Mexico tariffs

The agency revealed its planned changes to the harmonized tariff schedule in a federal register notice hours before the March 4 start date.

By Edwin Lopez • March 3, 2025

Trump hikes tariffs on China by 10%

The president also maintained that the pause on duties for Canada and Mexico will come to an end Tuesday.

By Philip Neuffer • Updated March 3, 2025

Trump delays de minimis’ end for Canada, Mexico products

The exemption will remain even with new tariffs set to take effect Tuesday as the White House pursues better methods to collect duties from low-cost goods.

By Max Garland • March 3, 2025

Regulatory readiness: How traceability overcomes uncertainty

Using digital tools will allow companies in any location to comply with current regulations and stay prepared for future regulatory changes.

March 3, 2025

Trump orders review of wood supply chain

Over the next year, various U.S. departments will assess whether tariffs, quotas or updated permitting processes could help limit the country’s reliance on foreign timber and lumber.

By Edwin Lopez • March 2, 2025

Yeti will move 80% of production out of China this year

The drinkware company shifted some of its manufacturing away from the country last year.

By Haley Cawthon • Feb. 27, 2025

Jamieson Greer confirmed as USTR

Greer takes on the post as the administration readies new tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China.

By Kate Magill • Feb. 27, 2025

Canada and Mexico tariffs will take effect March 4, Trump confirms

The president will also impose an additional 10% import tax on China next week and hinted at plans to soon levy 25% duties on the European Union.

By Philip Neuffer • Feb. 27, 2025

Looming de minimis restrictions put importers at a crossroads

Companies have options to limit the impact of the Trump administration’s moves against the exemption, but a fast-changing environment is challenging their decision making, experts said.

By Max Garland • Feb. 26, 2025

More ‘shrinkflation’? How Trump tariffs could reverberate through the food industry

Food and beverage companies sensitive to inflation-wary consumers are unlikely to immediately raise prices, experts say, but could respond by changing ingredients, packaging and portion sizes.

By Sarah Zimmerman • Feb. 25, 2025

Trump mulls bringing US Postal Service into Commerce Department

Such a move could advance the president's interests in privatizing the agency, but the idea is already seeing resistance.

By Max Garland • Feb. 24, 2025

Honda exec says US tariffs could cause over a 20B yen impact

The automaker is considering shifting some vehicle production from Mexico and Canada into the U.S. to avoid costly import duties. 

By Eric Walz • Updated March 3, 2025

Senate confirms commerce secretary

Former Wall Street executive Howard Lutnick will lead the administration’s tariff policy as President Donald Trump embarks on a widespread trade war.

By Kate Magill • Feb. 21, 2025

GlobalFoundries, Analog Devices push diversification as they prepare for tariffs

Chipmakers are under renewed supply chain pressure following the Trump administration's plan for a 25% levy on semiconductors.

By Kate Magill • Feb. 21, 2025

Tariffs prompt cross-border contract uncertainty: Ryder

CEO and Chairman Robert Sanchez said it’s possible tariffs with North America neighbors might not even occur.

By David Taube • Feb. 21, 2025

Is cross-border e-commerce air cargo demand at risk?

The looming demise of the de minimis exemption could spur higher costs and delays, said Xeneta’s Niall van de Wouw.

By Kelly Stroh • Feb. 20, 2025

Trump says auto, pharmaceutical and chip tariffs are coming

The president suggested a 25% duty on those imports, and on Friday said auto tariffs could come as early as April 2.

By Kelly Stroh • Updated Feb. 19, 2025

Manufacturers’ 2025 sustainability priorities

Companies are sticking with their long-term emissions goals and strategies amid changing federal regulations.

By Michelle No • Feb. 18, 2025

Trump orders reciprocal tariffs on all countries

“In other words, they charge us a tax or tariff, and we charge them the exact same tax,” the president said Thursday.

By Philip Neuffer • Updated Feb. 13, 2025

Steel tariffs could drive up domestic prices and capacity, but unlikely to create jobs

Manufacturers should be prepared to shift suppliers or pass on higher prices to consumers, according to one industry expert.

By Kate Magill • Feb. 13, 2025

Metal packaging producers raise red flags over new tariffs

Domestic aluminum manufacturing capacity is not enough to meet growing demand, according to the Aluminum Association.

By Katie Pyzyk • Feb. 12, 2025