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Americas Overhaul Trade Rules for 2026: Canada Targets E-Commerce, Brazil Launches Sweeping Tax and Customs Reform

America, News, Trade and Commerce

February 16, 2026

Two of the largest economies in the Americas are implementing landmark customs and tax reforms set to take full effect in 2026, fundamentally altering the landscape for international trade. According to multiple sources, Canada is overhauling its e-commerce import regulations with a new valuation mandate, while Brazil is advancing a comprehensive modernization of its notoriously […]

U.S. Retailers Strategically Adjust Christmas Imports in Anticipation of Holiday Trends

News, Trade and Commerce, United States

November 5, 2024

As the holiday season approaches, U.S. retailers, including industry giant Walmart, are strategically adjusting their import strategies for Christmas goods. Recent data reveals a thoughtful decrease in holiday product imports, reflecting retailers’ proactive approach to align with evolving consumer preferences and market trends.   Walmart has reported importing around 340,000 kilos of Christmas-related products in […]

U.S. Commerce Department Announces New Duties on Solar Imports from Southeast Asia

News, Trade and Commerce, United States

October 1, 2024

In a significant move to promote fair trade and bolster domestic solar manufacturing, the U.S. Commerce Department has introduced preliminary countervailing duties on solar cell imports from Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Thailand. These measures aim to ensure a level playing field for U.S. solar producers, safeguarding billions of dollars in American investments while encouraging healthy […]

Major Land Port Reopens for Export-Import Activities

Bangladesh, India, News, Trade and Commerce

July 26, 2024

  The International Trade Council reports that export and import activities at the largest land port in Bangladesh have resumed following a temporary suspension caused by a government-imposed curfew and internet service suspension. The port, essential for trade between Bangladesh and India, had experienced a complete halt in operations due to the disruption of its […]

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