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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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How the Trump Administration is Using U.S. Trade Laws to Impose Tariffs: Section 301, Section 232, and IEEPA Explained
The Trump administration has dramatically altered the landscape of U.S. trade policy by aggressively deploying long-standing legal authorities—Section 301, Section 232, and the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)—to impose...
5 Ways To Mitigate The US Tariffs
Our European and American experts are available to help you limit the impact of the new US tariffs.
Trade Duty Refund to Attend WMX Asia 2025 in Hong Kong
We are excited to announce that Trade Duty Refund will be participating in the World Mail & Express Asia (WMX Asia) Conference, taking place from September 17–19, 2025, in Hong...
Tariff History: Fast to Rise, Slow to Fall – A Global Perspective
Throughout modern economic history, countries have turned to tariffs as powerful tools to confront external shocks, assert political autonomy, or protect domestic industries. Yet if we examine the record of...
Strategic Planning for U.S. Shippers Entering the EU and what the New Customs Reform Means for You
Dealing with the U.S. and EU market daily, I’ve witnessed firsthand the increasing complexity and opportunities that comes with shipping goods from the United States into the European Union. Whether...
