The Trump administration’s trade shift will see new duties on timber, furniture, and kitchen cabinets begin Oct. 14, escalating cost pressures on import-heavy segments of
Europe is preparing to halve steel import quotas and raise tariffs to U.S.-style levels, aiming to shield its producers from Asian oversupply. The move highlights
Companies are underestimating the financial shock of unchecked supply chain emissions. A new study by EcoVadis warns that ignoring Scope 3 could cost firms more
Washington’s latest tariff announcement signals a widening use of national security as justification for reshaping import flows. The measures, spanning pharmaceuticals, heavy trucks, and home
Lululemon is bracing for a $240 million hit to gross profit this year after the U.S. scrapped duty-free treatment for low-value imports. The policy shift
Mars has signed its largest-ever renewable power purchase agreements in the U.S., tapping Enel’s solar projects in Texas to accelerate supply chain decarbonization. The move
The U.S. cut tariffs on European autos to 15%, easing a long-running trade friction and offering quick relief for German carmakers. The move, tied to
The International Maritime Organization is pressing ahead with its net zero framework, but global shipping companies warn the measures risk saddling the industry with hundreds
The White House is weighing new tariffs on auto parts, metals, and Chinese imports, moving from exemptions toward broader coverage. The reviews could lock in
What once felt like frictionless cross-border shopping is now producing unexpected costs at the doorstep. With the U.S. ending its long-standing de minimis tariff rule,
The Trump administration’s trade shift will see new duties on timber, furniture, and kitchen cabinets begin Oct. 14, escalating cost pressures on import-heavy segments of
Europe is preparing to halve steel import quotas and raise tariffs to U.S.-style levels, aiming to shield its producers from Asian oversupply. The move highlights
Companies are underestimating the financial shock of unchecked supply chain emissions. A new study by EcoVadis warns that ignoring Scope 3 could cost firms more
Washington’s latest tariff announcement signals a widening use of national security as justification for reshaping import flows. The measures, spanning pharmaceuticals, heavy trucks, and home
Lululemon is bracing for a $240 million hit to gross profit this year after the U.S. scrapped duty-free treatment for low-value imports. The policy shift
Mars has signed its largest-ever renewable power purchase agreements in the U.S., tapping Enel’s solar projects in Texas to accelerate supply chain decarbonization. The move
The U.S. cut tariffs on European autos to 15%, easing a long-running trade friction and offering quick relief for German carmakers. The move, tied to
The International Maritime Organization is pressing ahead with its net zero framework, but global shipping companies warn the measures risk saddling the industry with hundreds
The White House is weighing new tariffs on auto parts, metals, and Chinese imports, moving from exemptions toward broader coverage. The reviews could lock in
What once felt like frictionless cross-border shopping is now producing unexpected costs at the doorstep. With the U.S. ending its long-standing de minimis tariff rule,
