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title: "Tariff Trends 2026: Expert Insights on the Evolving U.S. Tariff Landscape"
description: "On-demand September 2026 Tariff Trends webinar with Flexport customs experts on Section 338 tariffs and import bans on Canada, IOR validation and CBP enforcement, transshipment fraud, and CAPE phase three IEEPA duty refunds."
language: en
canonical: https://www.flexport.com/webinars/tariff-trends-2026-expert-insights-on-the-evolving-u-s-tariff-landscape-september-2026/
lifecycle: live
publishedAt: 2026-09-16T00:00:00.000Z
dateModified: 2026-10-12T15:38:40Z
topics:
  - "Tariffs"
  - "Customs & Compliance"
  - "North America"
  - "Trade Advisory"
  - "Customs Brokerage"
---

# Tariff Trends 2026: Expert Insights on the Evolving U.S. Tariff Landscape

This webinar covers the U.S. tariff landscape as of September 16, 2026, with a focus on the escalating U.S.-Canada trade dispute.

Topics include the first-ever use of Section 338 to impose 50% duties on Canadian-origin goods, the September 15 product additions and removals, and import bans starting September 29 on motorcycles over 800cc, whey products, molasses, nonalcoholic beer, and small-format alcoholic beverages. It also covers stacking rules, drawback and Chapter 98 eligibility, Canada's dollar-for-dollar retaliation, and where negotiations stand.

Jenn Park walks through stronger CBP enforcement: the September 18 IOR validation deadline on CBP Form 5106, new CTPAT requirements for foreign importers of record, the trade fraud task force memo, a 148% jump in CF 29s, and transshipment fraud.

Calum Coulter closes with a CAPE update: $135 billion in refunds accepted, $122 billion transmitted, ACH rejection issues to check in your ACE account, and CAPE phase three launching October 6 for CIT plaintiffs with importer-specific orders of relief.

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*This is a markdown version of [https://www.flexport.com/webinars/tariff-trends-2026-expert-insights-on-the-evolving-u-s-tariff-landscape-september-2026/](https://www.flexport.com/webinars/tariff-trends-2026-expert-insights-on-the-evolving-u-s-tariff-landscape-september-2026/) for AI/LLM consumption.*
