On October 29th, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met in Busan, South Korea, and announced that the U.S. would reduce tariffs on imports from China, cutting some duties from 20% to 10%,…
Read MoreAppeals Court Reaffirms Previous Decision Last week, a powerful federal appeals court issued a 7–4 decision declaring that most of former President Trump’s sweeping tariffs, imposed under emergency powers, were unlawful and…
Read MoreOn August 11, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order extending the existing tariff truce with China by another 90 days, pushing off planned hikes from 30% on Chinese imports and 10%…
Read MoreHow to Source from China Without Letting Tariffs Wreck Your Bottom Line As global trade becomes more fluid due to current events, many U.S. businesses are asking: “How can I import from…
Read MoreHow Global Trade Specialists Can Help At Global Trade Specialists, we’ve helped U.S. companies navigate sourcing from China for over 30 years. With new tariffs reshaping cost structures, now more than ever…
Read MoreIn a significant development over the weekend, the United States and China have agreed to a 90-day pause in their escalating trade war, marked by substantial reductions in tariffs on each other’s…
Read MoreOn April 2, 2025, President Donald Trump announced a series of sweeping tariffs aimed at promoting U.S. manufacturing and addressing trade imbalances. These measures, referred to as “Liberation Day Tariffs”, have significant…
Read MoreWhen I first started sourcing products from China, I assumed that price, quality, and logistics were the most important aspects of the business. While those things matter, I quickly learned that relationships—more…
Read MorePresident Donald Trump has once again brought trade policy to the forefront of his administration’s agenda. His recent announcements of new tariffs aim to address trade imbalances and protect U.S. industries. While…
Read MoreWhen Donald Trump initiated his aggressive tariff policy against China, the stated goal was clear: to bring back American manufacturing and reduce the U.S. trade deficit. Initially, the move appealed to many…
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