In April 2025, the U.S. government introduced a sweeping 104% tariff on a range of goods imported from China. This policy marks a significant shift for importers. This blog explains what the tariff means, how it affects your business, and what you can do about it. Let’s break it down
The U.S. government has recently introduced new tariffs on imported vehicles, sparking concerns among industry experts, manufacturers, and consumers. These tariffs aim to protect domestic production by incentivizing consumers to purchase American-made cars. However, the policy has mixed effects that ripple across the auto industry and the economy. In this
April 2025 brought a tidal wave of trade policy updates that are shaking up the U.S. import landscape. The Trump administration, under the International Economic Emergency Powers Act (IEEPA), announced new executive orders introducing universal tariffs, country-specific reciprocal tariffs, and critical changes to de minimis rules—all of which have far-reaching
Donald J. Trump’s administration is revisiting trade policy, focusing on reshaping global trade to boost domestic production and protect American industries. New tariff measures are affecting businesses, importers, and everyday consumers nationwide. A Shift in Trade Policy Trump’s tariff plan marks a clear return to protectionist policies. Key points include:
In recent years, tariffs have increasingly become a central element of US trade policy, and the changes introduced in 2025 are no exception. The latest measures have brought a mix of heightened costs, shifting regulatory frameworks, and a degree of uncertainty that can disrupt even well-established supply chains. Businesses relying
Shipping containers are the backbone of global trade. However, even the most durable containers face harsh weather and poor storage challenges. Damaged containers may cause shipment delays and result in overdue invoices. At Clearit USA, a proactive approach keeps operations running smoothly. This blog outlines key strategies for managing container
