How to Keep Your Goods Tariff-Free Amidst New Trade Uncertainty

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The United States – Mexico- Canada Agreement (USMCA), known in Canada as Canada – US – Mexico agreement (CUSMA), establishes a framework for duty-free trade among the three nations, provided goods meet specific rules of origin.  Recent developments have underscored the importance of ensuring goods qualify under CUSMA to avoid newly imposed tariffs. 

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Topics: Classification, Tradewin, Canada, United States, Tariffs

Trade Updates in 2025: Prepare for Change

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Following the inauguration of the new administration on January 20th, 2025, there has been significant movement in both statements and confirmed actions that have an impact on trade.

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Topics: United States, Section 301, Tariffs, HS Classification

How Canadians Can Navigate Tariffs

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In response to the United States’ decision to impose tariffs on all Canadian goods, on March 4, 2025, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Canada would implement a 25% retaliatory tariff on a range of U.S. imports. 

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Topics: Free Trade Agreements, Canada, United States, Tariffs

Unlocking Global Opportunities: A Guide to Canadian Free Trade Agreements

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Canadian Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) are more than just formal arrangements; they serve as keys to unlocking new opportunities for your business. By understanding the details of these agreements and utilizing their advantages, companies can optimize their supply chains, reduce costs, and strengthen their competitiveness in the global marketplace. Continue reading to explore the intricacies of FTAs and learn about the benefits of leveraging these agreements for your business.

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Topics: Audit, Canada, Tariffs, Free Trade Agreement

Update: Litigation Status for Section 301 List 3 and 4A Duties

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In 2020, HMTX Industries, LLC, along with over 3,600 other importers and associations, filed a lawsuit claiming that President Trump exceeded the authority delegated by Congress under Section 301 of the Trade Act when implementing the List 3 and 4a tariffs during a "trade war" with China. The lawsuit alleges violations related to trade secrets and intellectual property rights (IPR) theft.

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Topics: United States, Section 301, USTR, Tariffs