Two Minutes in Trade

Customs has issued a ruling limiting the use of automation and AI by unlicensed parties in connection with entry filings. Drawing the line as to the permissible activity raises impactful questions from the trade community.

Are you ready to file your report?  Canada has stepped up its compliance and reporting requirements on forced labor in supply for certain companies. Listen for details on today’s Two Minutes in Trade. 

CRS and Carnegie reports look at China’s involvement in Africa and suggest greater US involvement in critical minerals. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade. 

CBP to require Type 86 entries used for de minimis or section 321 entries upon or before arrival. Listen for more on today’s Two Minutes in Trade.  

A new report from the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office sheds light on the frosty trade relationship between the U.S. and Russia.  Listen for details on Two Minutes in Trade. 

Private sector experts involved in exporting goods sought for reinstated Export Administrative Subcommittee Presidential Advisory Committee. Listen for details on Two Minutes in Trade. 

New Year and new countries eligible and ineligible for the AGOA. Listen to today’s Two Minutes in Trade for more details. 

Fish in Russian Federation waters or caught by Russian flagged ships whether processed anywhere else is banned from importation under new IEEPA Pres. Proc. Listen for more on Two Minutes in Trade. 

Should Vietnam still be treated as a non-market economy?  Commerce is considering it in a changed circumstances review on a raw honey Antidumping duty case. Listen for more on today’s Two Minutes in Trade.  

Senators Cassidy and Whitehouse have proposed legislation designed to bring U.S. customs laws into the 21st century to stop illicit trade. But does the bill filled with so many enforcement provisions get us there?