CBP's interim final rule limits how foreign importers of record can enter goods into the U.S. starting January 5, 2027. Here's what the rule requires and what to check with your customs broker.
CBP's interim final rule limits how foreign importers of record can enter goods into the U.S. starting January 5, 2027. Here's what the rule requires and what to check with your customs broker.
About 250 union watchmen at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach could strike as early as 5 p.m. Pacific today, November 4, when their contract extension runs out. Here's what to check with your team before the deadline.
Carriers are announcing Suez returns at a faster pace. Here's what the shift means for transit times, port congestion in Europe, and where the freed-up capacity goes.
A new White House proclamation reshuffles which Canadian products face Section 338 tariffs starting October 30, 2026. See what's coming off the list, what's going on, and what to check before your next shipment.
On September 16, 2026, the European Parliament gave final approval to the EU's Union Customs Code reform. Here's what the new Customs Data Hub, EU Customs Authority, and Trust & Check status mean for importers.
Flexport hosted its first Flexport Forward event in Copenhagen this month. Here are the key takeaways on AI-powered ocean freight, product releases, and practical advice from our Nordic client panel.
Three major updates came out of our European Freight Market Update live session. Softening air freight rates face potential fuel surcharges, ocean carriers prepare blank sailings for Golden Week, and key customs compliance deadlines approach for EU importers.
Five executive orders came out of the White House Tuesday evening. Two add products to the 50% Section 338 duty lists effective September 15, and three prohibit certain Canadian products from entering the U.S. at all, effective September 29.
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