Import, Export & Trade
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U.S. retailers stock up to get in front of tariffs
Trump administration increased tariffs to 25 percent on US$200 billion worth of goods that arrive onshore after June 15
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Shippers rush to move goods from Mexico before tariff threat lifted
Companies were rushing cars, appliances and construction materials across the border to beat Monday’s deadline until Trump reversed decision
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Execs fear Brexit and China-U.S. trade war
New report examines three broad trends – shifting trade dynamics, automation and digitization
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Paper bill of lading one step closer to retirement
G2 Ocean and Manuchar show the paper Bill of Lading is ready for retirement. Together they have finished a successful pilot trial of CargoX’s blockchain-based Smart Bill of Lading Solution.
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Canada to align with American timeline for new NAFTA
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Ottawa intends to align itself “very much” with the time frame of the U.S. Congress
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Reaction to lifting of tariffs: positive but guarded
Industry hopes it will lead to quick ratification of the pending U.S.-Mexico-Canada agreement
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Brexit compromise talks fail
Country back into a morass of uncertainty over its departure from the European Union
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U.S. says Canadian claim to Northwest Passage is ‘illegitimate’
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo made remarks in a major speech to the Arctic Council
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U.S. retailers slam Trump’s China tariff proposal
National Retail Federation points out that tariffs are paid by U.S. citizens
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Platinum Equity completes Livingston International buy
Livingston operations to continue