Federal Reserve Rate Cut: What It Means Now

8Oct, 2025

The first Fed rate cut story of 2025 is here: the Federal Reserve trimmed its policy rate by 0.25%, a measure that officials say shouldn’t trigger a rapid series of cuts. Translation: financing gets a little cheaper, but the Fed keeps options open while watching inflation and jobs. At Everglory Logistics, we connect the rate… Read more »

30Sep, 2025

The appeals court tariff update matters because duties are still being collected today while litigation continues. On August 29, 2025, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled that broad IEEPA-based tariffs were unlawful, but left them temporarily in place while the government seeks Supreme Court review—creating a “collect now, decide later” environment… Read more »

5Aug, 2024

At Everglory Logistics, the heart of our success lies in the dedication and expertise of our team members. Today, we shine the spotlight on one of our dynamic Business Development Managers at the Los Angeles Branch, Tim Niemeier, whose journey with Everglory is nothing short of inspiring. A Serendipitous Start Our story begins in 2017,… Read more »

21Jun, 2023

At long last, a resolution is in sight for the West Coast port labor dispute that has been an ongoing concern for logistics companies. After a work-stoppage that lasted nine days, causing significant disruption to cargo shipments, a tentative agreement has been reached between the Pacific Maritime Association (PMA) and the International Longshore and Warehouse… Read more »

17Apr, 2020

Whether you’re a small e-commerce business that needs to bring cargo into the United States for resale or a brick and mortar store that ships globally, having a customs broker by your side will set you apart from the competition. The process of finding a customs broker to suit your needs can seem perilously complicated,… Read more »

11Feb, 2020

General Status Dear associates, with a very fluid situation, below is current information we have gathered as of end of day 02/10/2020. For Greater China Area: Today marks the official work-resumption day in most provinces. Local authorities require enterprises to submit applications for approval to resume work, enterprises are requested to demonstrate their capability to ensure strict… Read more »

11Sep, 2019

UPDATE 12.SEPT.2019 In what many hope are signs of a deescalation of the current trade war, China released a list of exemptions for their current tariffs against US imports. Fish meal, alfalfa, and lubrication oil are among the products listed for exemptions on the 25% tariffs imposed by China last year. In what he’s calling… Read more »

2Jul, 2019

The fourth of July is the quintessential America holiday. It’s a lively celebration where families get together, swim, travel, barbecue, and either watch or take part in a fireworks extravaganza. Fireworks have been part of the celebration of Independence Day since the 1770’s and could be considered the first key part of the celebration. Now,… Read more »

3Jun, 2019

Effective May 17, 2019 the US Trade Representative ended Turkey’s preferential trade status as it was determined the nation has reached an adequate level of economic development. Though this will stop goods from being allowed to enter the US duty free, the White House has reduced tariffs from 50% to 25% easing the burden somewhat…. Read more »

5Feb, 2019

  In an effort to avoid the impeding tariffs on goods from China, set to increase on January 1st but were pushed back to March 1st to give more time to the negotiations between these two nations, cargo has been streaming into ports and transferring to warehouses in a process called “front loading.” While this… Read more »