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Tariff Measures—Stops and Starts
As these lines are written we are still some weeks away from the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th US president and there is...
Customs Planning’s Ol’ Reliable: Duty Drawback
The granddaddy of all customs planning is duty drawback. So deeply rooted is drawback, that many will refer to customs planning opportunities in a generic...
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Trump Tariff Tracker: How US Trade Policy Changed in 2025 and Where It Stands Now
Since returning to office in January 2025, the Trump administration has fundamentally reshaped the landscape of U.S. trade policy: through a rapid series of tariff threats, legal maneuvers, and actual...
Unlocking Duty Mitigation: Comparing the Benefits of Bonded Warehouses and Foreign Trade Zones
Bonded Warehouses and Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs) have become pillars of strategic tariff mitigation for importers facing heightened duties in today’s fast-evolving trade climate. As U.S. customs enforcement intensifies and...
TDR to Showcase US EU UK Duty Drawback and Returned Goods Relief at OPENeX 2025
This September 9–11, 2025, TDR will be at Liège Airport for OPENeX 2025 — one of Europe’s most significant cross-border e-commerce and logistics gatherings. We are excited to showcase how...
Roles of Importer, Broker, and Consignee in US Import Sales: Responsibilities Explained
Understanding the roles of various entities involved in import sales in the United States is essential for anyone engaging in cross-border trade. The importer, customs broker, and consignee each play...
Duty Drawback: The US Importer’s Guide to Turning Tariffs into Refunds
Duty drawback is a US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) program that enables businesses to recover up to 99% of duties, taxes, and fees paid on imported goods if those...
