03 Apr
Recent executive orders issued under the authority of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) introduce significant changes to trade regulations that customs brokers and importers should be aware of.
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02 Apr
A surge in frontloading activity—where importers move goods earlier than scheduled to avoid potential tariffs—has propelled a major U.S. port to record-setting February volumes, making it the second-best February in
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01 Apr
After years of limited traction, the environment is becoming more favorable for the adoption of container freight futures as ongoing global supply chain disruptions continue to elevate the need for
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31 Mar
A recent proposal to impose significant fees on foreign-built and -operated vessels calling at U.S. ports has triggered a wave of concern and collaboration across the maritime industry. The suggested
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28 Mar
In March 2025, the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) proposed significant service fees on Chinese maritime carriers and operators using Chinese-built vessels. These measures come under a
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28 Mar
The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) is proposing significant trade actions following a Section 301 investigation into China's strategic efforts to dominate the global maritime, logistics, and
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28 Mar
The New York New Jersey Foreign Freight Forwarders and Brokers Association, Inc. (NYNJFF&BA) has submitted formal comments opposing proposed trade actions by the Office of the United States Trade Representative
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27 Mar
Last fall, a U.S.-based toy distributor placed a $100,000 order for a variety of stuffed animals from overseas suppliers. By the time the products arrived at a domestic port months
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26 Mar
An upcoming April meeting of a major international maritime body will be a critical moment for global shipping policy, as questions remain about the level of commitment from key member
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