Mastering Landed Cost: Why Objective Pricing is Your Competitive Edge in 2026 Many importers believe that to achieve the lowest landed cost, they must constantly shop around for the cheapest freight forwarder. While this method may have worked in the past, in 2026, it won’t just fail to save you money, it could drive […]
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A potential Supreme Court ruling against the IEEPA tariffs is not just a simple story of getting your money back. The IEEPA Supreme Court case could become one of the most defining trade rulings for importers this decade. For many importers, it is the starting gun for a series of complex business, legal, and accounting
The potential for IEEPA tariff refunds presents a rare opportunity for importers. Acting fast is critical. To secure your refund, you must understand liquidation timelines, PSC filings, and protest windows. Here’s how to prepare before opportunities expire. Learn more in our IEEPA Tariffs Overview for a full background on how these duties began and what’s
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The IEEPA Tariff Ruling: What Every Importer Must Know About Potential Refunds If you are an importer, a massive financial shift may be on the horizon. A recent court decision has thrown a key set of U.S. tariffs into question, potentially unlocking billions of dollars in refunds for the trade community. But navigating what comes
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First Sale Rule: Cutting Through the Hype and Misconceptions Three weeks ago, CNBC posted an article that caused quite the storm. Importers and shippers jumped on it the second they saw the word “loophole” and that it’s completely legal. But industry professionals and customs attorneys? Not so much. Everyone had their take, but they
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Cargo theft is surging, and not just the kind with bolt cutters and balaclavas. Today’s biggest threat? Strategic theft – fraud committed without any kind of force or weaponry. “I think we’re at an all-time high. I haven’t seen cargo theft at this level,” – Scott Cornell, the national practice transportation lead at Travelers, told
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As an Amazon seller, there are so many aspects involved in selling on Amazon. This article is your guide to all things Amazon and logistics – getting your stock from your supplier or warehouse into Amazon Seller Central. There are several ways to get your merchandise into Amazon Seller Central. We’ll tell you all the
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Expanding into Canada without setting up a physical presence? NRI status makes it possible. This checklist has a brief overview of everything you need to get started. For more details on all aspects of the NRI process, click here to read the full article. ✅ What is NRI Status? A Non-Resident Importer (NRI) is a business
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Among the highly debated topics in regards to the tariffs Trump has promised to impose are the reciprocal tariffs. What are they and how will they affect your business? Lets dive into it. What is reciprocal Tariffs? Reciprocal tariffs are tariffs on commodities from a specific country that has the same tariffs on the
Reciprocal Tariffs and how to prepare for it. Read Post »
A candid discussion with Abe Orgel on what’s unfolding with new tariffs, what’s still uncertain, and how businesses like yours should be thinking about their next moves. After having a similar conversation with a large number of you, obviously the number one questions is: “Is it really 45% on goods made in China?” Yes! Apparently
Tariffs, Trade Shifts, and What Comes Next Read Post »
