Joanna Marsh
Reporter and Writer at Freelance
Freight rail expert. Still likes playgrounds.
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1 week ago |
internationaltradetoday.com | Joanna Marsh
Responding to questions from importers on whether the exemption applies to all modes, McCauley said, "It does.""We often think of laden on export ... from an ocean perspective. But it also applies to air freight and surface freight, i.e. trucks. Unless it was specifically exempted, the laden of export date would apply," he said during an April 15 webinar on tariffs and trade impacts.
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1 week ago |
internationaltradetoday.com | Joanna Marsh
Notice of the investigations came after President Donald Trump said over the weekend that the exclusion of electronic components and products such as semiconductors and microchips from the April 2 reciprocal tariffs -- exclusions that were outlined in an April 11 CSMS message (see 2504120001) -- doesn't mean that those products won't have duties levied on them. Rather, these products will get their own type of tariffs soon, Trump said in an April 13 Truth Social post.
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2 weeks ago |
internationaltradetoday.com | Joanna Marsh
“A couple weeks ago, when we first planned our panel, I think there were lots of open questions about what’s going to happen with de minimis, but I think a lot of those are answered,” said Rob Fickeisen, customs brokerage compliance supervisor for UPS Supply Chain Solutions and member of the NCBFAA regulatory agencies committee, speaking on a panel discussion April 9.
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2 weeks ago |
internationaltradetoday.com | Joanna Marsh
If your job depends on informed compliance, you need International Trade Today. Delivered every business day and available any time online, only International Trade Today helps you stay current on the increasingly complex international trade regulatory environment. As additional tariffs are implemented and stacked upon each other, importers' bonds will become saturated, according to Joanne Slapinski, vice president of retail insurance broker servicing for International Bond & Marine Brokerage.
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3 weeks ago |
internationaltradetoday.com | Joanna Marsh
This heightened activity comes as importers' import data will need finer levels of granularity to comply with all the recently announced tariffs, according to Hart. “What you're talking about is you have 4 million additional potential transactions, entries, that are now going to hit the United States," Hart said on an April 3 webinar that discussed the recent flurry of trade activity announced by President Donald Trump, including new reciprocal tariff rates. "Now, Customs has to plan for this.
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Check out my story on how the U.S. railroads are grappling with safeguarding the rail network against extreme climate events (starting on page 32): https://t.co/qK00RRHPvN
Check out the March 2024 issue of Railway Age. Now available digitally, it showcases our Short Line and Regional Railroads of the Year, as well as deep dives into next-gen motive power: https://t.co/cPL9YLg7mP
I appeared on The Weeds to talk about rail safety regulation. Thanks @voxmediapods for having me! https://t.co/y1VyEh7fdJ
I don't know if "enjoyed" is the right word, but I wanted to share this piece I wrote on train accident data: https://t.co/sTpkD6PfU5
