Recent trade announcements from the White House have seriously affected U.S. importers. On August 12, 2025, the United States and China agreed to a 90-day extension of their current tariff truce, temporarily delaying planned reciprocal duty increases. The Administration also clarified the application of new tariffs on Japanese imports. In addition, an executive order issued… Read more »
From global pandemics to sudden tariff hikes in recent years, we have shown one clear truth: supply chains need to be built for disruption, not just efficiency. At Everglory Logistics, we’ve helped clients weather trade wars, port backlogs, labor strikes, and container shortages. The companies that adapt the fastest—and with the proper logistics support—are the… Read more »
If you’re trying to keep up with U.S. tariff news, you’re not alone—and you’re not imagining things. Policy signals shift quickly, with new proposals, delayed timelines, and unclear enforcement windows. At Everglory Logistics, we’re tracking these developments closely so our clients can make informed choices without guessing. Here’s what’s happening, what might be coming next,… Read more »
Changing customs regulations are creating new complexities for global trade daily. From heightened scrutiny of de minimis shipments to shifting tariff structures and evolving documentation requirements, importers must stay vigilant to avoid costly compliance issues. At Everglory Logistics, we help clients navigate these changes with expert insights and proactive strategies, as highlighted in our coverage… Read more »
With the latest updates to Section 232 tariffs, importing steel, iron, and aluminum into the U.S. has become significantly more complex. These new tariffs, layered on top of existing duties, impact supply chains across multiple industries. Currently, importers must navigate the longstanding Section 301 tariffs on Chinese goods and additional levies that vary by product… Read more »
Understanding the Lacey Act Updates Lacey Act updates are coming! A new phase of the Lacey Act is on the horizon, and will impact global trade and the importation of plant products into the United States. As these changes take effect, it’s essential for importers and logistics professionals to understand the latest developments, ensuring compliance… Read more »
In global logistics cargo security is a shared labor of love. Ensuring the safety of shipments is not only a legal requirement but also a matter of trust and reputation. This is where TSA (Transportation Security Administration) certification comes into play, offering significant benefits to freight forwarders and their clients. What is TSA Certification? TSA… Read more »
After almost two years of ever-increasing tariff negotiations, the US and China have come to a preliminary “phase one” bilateral trade agreement. Key points of the agreement include agricultural exports from the US to China, intellectual property securities and both a reduction of current tariffs on the first three tranches of duties and a cancellation… Read more »
When the government couldn’t reach a deal on a funding bill on December 21st, due to the precarious inclusion of funding for a border wall, a shutdown began throughout the nation, furloughing workers. The issues surrounding the shutdown reach deep into the logistics industry as CBP, the TSA and other agencies are either not working… Read more »
We have covered in multiple posts the additional duties that have been placed on steel, aluminum and solar panels from countries around the world, as well as the three separate lists of goods only from China. The first two lists were proposed and implemented with duty rates of 25%. The third list which contains far… Read more »