Implications of Thailand’s EV 3.0 and 3.5 Policy Changes

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Thailand’s electric vehicle (EV) industry is entering a pivotal new phase. On 25 November 2025, the National Electric Vehicle Policy Board—chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance—approved several strategic updates to the EV 3.0 and EV 3.5 incentive schemes. These changes aim to balance rapid EV adoption with long‑term industrial sustainability, ensuring Thailand remains competitive as a global EV manufacturing hub.

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Topics: Asia, Trade Consulting, Export Consulting, Import Consulting, HS Classification

Reconciliation: Your Modernized Strategy for Navigating the Section 232 Tariff Maze

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The world of U.S. customs compliance is experiencing a seismic shift. With the imposition and expansion of Section 232 tariffs alongside other punitive duties, importers are now managing a complex web of financial and administrative requirements. The old way of managing entry is simply obsolete. To secure compliance and shield your profit margin, the CBP Reconciliation Program has evolved from an option to a core, necessary element of a modern trade strategy.

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Topics: Reconciliation, Tariffs, Customs Valuation, HS Classification

Introducing Tradewin’s TradeDesk: Your Partner in Managed Trade Compliance Services

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Global trade compliance is complex, resource-intensive, and constantly evolving. For many organizations, maintaining an in-house compliance team to execute operational functions isn’t always practical. That’s where Tradewin’s TradeDesk comes in.

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Topics: Duty Drawback, Tariffs, HS Classification

Strategic Tariff Mitigation in 2025: Strategies to Reduce US Duty Spend

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 Trade Compliance in the US as a function has gone mainstream as tariff policy has led to increased duty exposure and added complexity to entry rules across industries. Companies now more than ever are focused on maintaining their compliance posture while compliantly avoiding and recovering duty payments wherever possible. 

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Topics: Duty Drawback, Tariffs, HS Classification

The High Stakes of Auto Part HS Misclassification

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The automotive industry relies heavily on the global flow of parts and components, making accurate classification within the Harmonized System (HS) critical. This complex system of names and numbers dictates tariffs and facilitates international trade, but its intricacies can be highly challenging for automotive products.

Differences that seem minor in a part description may lead to exponentially different classifications and, as a result, wildly varying duty rates. These differences can have significant financial implications for automotive businesses, impacting everything from production costs to final vehicle pricing.

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Topics: Classification, Tradewin, HS Classification, Automotive