Dear Customer, We would like to share an important update regarding the latest U.S. import tariff policy. The 10% Section 122 tariff expired on July 24. It has been replaced by the new Section 301 tariff, with rates that vary by country. For the complete country classifications, additional calculation examples and product exclusions, please review […]
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Starting July 8, 2026, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) will officially require electronic compliance filing (eFiling) for regulated consumer products. Importers must submit the required compliance information before cargo arrives in the United States.Failure to comply may result in shipment holds, inspections, delays, or penalties. Products commonly affected include children’s products, apparel, furniture,
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As of July 2026, U.S. tariff policies are still being adjusted. For those involved in U.S. logistics, customs clearance, or freight quotations, the following points are especially important: 1. Base Tariffs on Global Imports Remain Subject to Change The U.S. government continues to revise its reciprocal tariff policy. Some previously imposed tariffs have faced legal
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