Canada announces 15%–50% counter-tariffs on $27.6B of US imports, effective Sept 8, 2026. View affected goods, remissions, and trade guidance.

The US has postponed 50% Section 338 tariffs on Canadian goods until August 22, 2026, as bilateral trade negotiations near finalization.

The CFIA announced temporary SFC license conditions for US romaine lettuce imports from Sept 24 to Dec 17, 2026, targeting E. coli risks from select CA counties.

The US will impose a 15% Section 232 tariff and minimum import prices on polysilicon, wafers, solar cells, and modules starting December 4, 2026.

The US BIS proposes expanding Section 232 tariffs by 15% to 25% on 14 steel, aluminum, and copper derivative products. Review the affected HTSUS codes.

Canada has announced a provisional 25% surtax on select imported wood cabinets, vanities, and subassemblies effective July 31, 2026. Review affected HS codes, exceptions, and key compliance timeline details.

CBSA issues preliminary determinations on dumping unarmoured building cables from China. Provisional duties apply as of July 29, 2026. Get details & HS codes.

Effective Oct 1, 2026, GAC and CBSA update General Import Permit 83 (GIP83) rules for aluminum. Learn about new country of smelt and cast data requirements.

Starting July 24, 2026, the USTR is applying new 10% and 12.5% Section 301 tariffs across 60 countries. Check affected goods, excluded HTS numbers, and updates.

US Section 122 tariffs expire July 24, 2026, but new Section 232, 301, and 338 actions are rising. Stay informed with PCB Global Trade's updates. (156 characters)

The US is imposing 50% Section 338 tariffs on a wide range of Canadian goods starting August 19, 2026. Learn which products are affected and how to prepare.

The CITT concludes its inquiry into Thermoformed Molded Fibre Tableware from China. Importers face finalized anti-dumping duties up to 332.4%

Explore the July 2026 amendments to Canada's US Surtax Remission Order. Learn about extended deadlines, new product schedules, and how to claim surtax relief.

CBP is deactivating IOR numbers inactive for a year or more. Learn how to reactivate your account using CBP Form 5106 and work with your broker today.

Learn how importers can apply Department of Commerce import adjustment offsets to Section 232 tariffs on automobile and MHDV parts per new CBP guidance.

Finance Canada announces an immediate 10% provisional surtax on global imports of canned vegetables. Find out if your commodities are affected

Global Affairs Canada announced key changes to steel goods tariff-rate quotas (TRQs) and import policies effective June 28, 2026. Learn how your shipments are affected.

CPSC mandates electronic filing directly to CBP for over 600 HTS codes. Discover how to use the CPSC Product Registry or direct entry options.

The US Gov just announced major changes for Importers of Record (IORs) and Non-Resident Importers. Discover the 5 key updates and how to stay compliant.

The Canadian Government plans to extend its steel tariff-rate quotas and horizontal tariff relief to June 2027, pending Governor in Council approval.

The USTR proposes new Section 301 tariffs of 10% to 12.5% based on forced labor regimes. Learn about affected countries and the July 6, 2026 comment deadline.

Effective June 8, 2026, a new US executive order reduces tariffs on metal derivatives, impacting HVAC, agricultural equipment, steel racks, and more. Learn how these changes affect your import duties.

CBSA is updating SWI IID matching criteria on May 27, 2026. Learn how new ECCC Wildlife Enforcement rules affect HS codes 940161 and 940171.

The US Department of Commerce announces preliminary countervailing duties (1.62%–4.97%) on fresh Canadian Agaricus mushrooms. Learn about affected products and key 2026 deadlines.

The U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) has overturned Section 122 global tariffs in a landmark 2-1 decision. Discover what this ruling means for trade policy.

The CITT has launched a safeguard inquiry into imported wood products like cabinets and flooring. Learn how this 270-day probe could impact future tariffs.

Prepare for Phase 1 of CBP’s CAPE system starting April 20, 2026. Learn how to streamline your IEEPA tariff refunds and the essential ACE Portal steps to get started.

The CITT has launched an expiry review investigation into the dumping of US potatoes in BC. Stay updated on the CBSA's determination due by August 2026.

CITT begins a safeguard investigation into frozen and canned vegetable imports, assessing impact on domestic industry and potential trade measures.

Details of CAPE System Announced for IEEPA Refunds

Learn about the newly announced CAPE system for IEEPA refunds, including key details, implementation updates, and what importers need to know about the latest regulatory changes.

The US announces new Section 301 investigations targeting trade practices. Learn what the probe means for global trade, tariffs, and affected industries.

CBP is considering a new automated process for IEEPA tariff refunds. Learn how the proposed change could streamline claims and impact importers.

Stay informed on service interruptions to the Middle East, including impacts on shipping routes, supply chains, and international trade operations.

The U.S. Court of International Trade rules on how liquidated and unliquidated goods are treated under IEEPA, clarifying implications for importers and trade compliance.