Tariffs on Art and Antiques: Chapter 97 Exemption Update
For importers, the latest Section 301 exemptions for HTS Chapter 97 tariffs on art and antiques brought welcome news. On July 23, 2026, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced new Section 301 tariffs affecting imports from 60 trading partners. At the same time, the agency confirmed that works of art, antiques,… Read more »
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Section 301 Tariffs on Brazilian Goods: What Importers Need to Know
The Section 301 tariff is being implemented for goods of Brazilian origin. That said, it is the structure that is important. Not long after the Supreme Court ruled the IEEPA tariffs were unconstitutional on February 24th, 2026, there was lots of speculation about what was going to happen. For the last 147 days, Section 122… Read more »
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What the June 8 Section 232 Changes Actually Mean for Construction Equipment Importers
The recent Section 232 changes have generated plenty of headlines, but many construction equipment importers are still asking the same question: what do these changes actually mean for my business? The answer is both positive and complicated. For certain mobile industrial and construction equipment, the June 8, 2026 changes provide potential tariff relief. However, they… Read more »
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IEEPA Refunds: What Importers Need to Do Now
The conversation around IEEPA refunds has moved quickly. A few weeks ago, it was all legal headlines. Now it’s operational. Importers are asking a simple question: “How do we actually get our money back?” Following the February 2026 ruling that invalidated certain IEEPA tariffs, CBP is preparing to refund duties previously collected. For many companies,… Read more »
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SCOTUS Strikes Down IEEPA Tariffs: What Importers Need to Do Now
In a landmark 6–3 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) are unconstitutional, effectively ending one of the most sweeping uses of executive tariff authority in modern trade history. For importers, the implications are massive — not just for future policy, but for billions in… Read more »
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Evolving Trade Compliance: What Shippers Should Prepare For
Trade compliance has always been a moving target—but 2025 is proving that change is now the constant. From new customs rulings and country-of-origin regulations to de minimis adjustments and expanding trade sanctions, shippers must not only keep pace but anticipate what’s next. At Everglory Logistics, we see compliance not as a hurdle, but as an… Read more »
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