Last week, President Donald J. Trump and U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a landmark trade agreement that redefined the U.S.-U.K. economic relationship. The Economic Prosperity Deal opens the U.K market to American exporters on a broad scale, reducing longstanding non-tariff barriers.
Read MoreAs last week commemorated National Small Business Week, it's a timely opportunity to recognize the global role of American small businesses and the serious challenges they navigate in today's trade environment.
Read MoreAfter months of increasing tension in the trade relationship between the United States and China, we saw a break toward correcting these issues this weekend. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent met with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng in Geneva, Switzerland, in the hopes of defusing these rising tensions.
Read MoreOn April 2, the highly anticipated Liberation Day Tariffs were finally announced in an address to the nation. For months, trade professionals speculated on what these reciprocal tariffs might look like, but no one had any credible information on what would occur.
Read MoreJF Moran is proud to announce that we have been acquired by OIA Global, a premier international freight forwarder and logistics solution provider. This acquisition expands OIA Global’s trade compliance expertise, strengthens its North American footprint, and enhances its ability to deliver strategic global logistics solutions.
Read MoreTariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States took effect last week, triggering a strong reaction from global markets. The decision to impose these tariffs stems from a combination of economic, political, and national security concerns.
Read MoreThis past week, Mark Carney, a former central banker turned politician, won the leadership of Canada’s Liberal Party with a commanding 86% of the vote, paving the way for him to become the next Prime Minister of Canada.
Read MoreRecent headlines have put the Panama Canal at the center of global attention, as President Trump’s stance on reclaiming the vital waterway sparks widespread debate. But why is this canal so crucial?
Read MoreAs of today, negotiations between the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) remain at a standstill, with both sides set to resume talks on January 7th.
Read MoreNew York City is preparing to roll out its congestion pricing program, designed to ease traffic in Manhattan and fund critical infrastructure upgrades.
Read MoreThe Biden administration is expected to begin revising the de minimis rule as early as December 2024. This rule currently allows imports valued at under $800 to bypass import taxes.
Read MoreForeign Trade Zones (FTZs) offer powerful benefits for businesses, particularly those involved in global supply chains. By enabling companies to defer, reduce, or eliminate Customs duties on imported goods, FTZs help lower operational costs and improve competitive edge.
Read MoreAs tensions escalate between Israel and Hezbollah, maritime security firm Ambrey has issued a warning regarding the increasing dangers for vessels operating in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Read MoreA major port strike by the International Longshoreman Association started earlier this week, disrupting trade and causing major daily economic losses for the United States and its international trade partners.
Read MoreThe port city of Hodeidah has recently become the epicenter of escalating attacks on vessels navigating the Red Sea corridor, a region that has faced increased Houthi aggression in recent months.
Read MoreGlobal trade is on edge as three significant labor strikes threaten to disrupt critical industries worldwide. From India's port workers to Canada's railways and potential unrest at U.S. ports, these strikes could severely impact the flow of goods and strain economies globally.
Read MoreIn today’s volatile international trade environment, implementing contingency plans for your freight shipments is more crucial than ever. As many companies experienced during the recent COVID-19 pandemic, having multiple strategies in place to facilitate the movement of essential products can be the difference between staying in business and closing your doors.
Read MoreWith the ongoing disruptions in the Red Sea caused by the Houthis and other hostile actors, shipping companies are seeking innovative routes to ensure the uninterrupted movement of goods for their clients.
Read MoreThe Red Sea region continues to face a significant crisis that severely affects global shipping routes and causes trickle-down issues throughout the logistics industry. Since November, the conflict caused by Yemen-based Houthis has disrupted the container shipping sector, leading to increased transit times and overall freight costs.
Read MoreA recent article in Freight Waves highlighted a federal judge's ruling on the Manhattan congestion pricing plan, which went into effect last month. First, what exactly is the Manhattan congestion pricing plan?
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