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Best Practices for Maintaining Food-Grade Warehouses

Food-grade warehouse maintenance requires exceptional attention to detail, a commitment to strict regulatory compliance, and a proactive approach to quality management.

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U.S. Bans Imports from 37 Chinese Companies Linked to Forced Labor

Among the new additions to the list is one of the world's largest textile manufacturers in Huafu Fashion, as well as 26 companies in the cotton industry.

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CBP Looks to Increase 'De Minimis' Data Requirements

The proposal would require low-value shipments to include additional data to allow customs agents to easily and accurately verify the contents of each package.

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Biden Rolls Out New Limits on AI Chip Exports

Biden cited a need to thwart smuggling efforts, close loopholes in trade policies, and establish the U.S. and its allies as the global leaders in AI technology.

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How to Build Responsible and Resilient Supply Chains

Companies need to understand their environmental impact and the risks they face, as well as the collaborative opportunities that mitigating and adapting to such risks presents.

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China's Exports Surge as Tariff Threats Loom

Exports from China into the U.S. increased by more than 15% year-over-year in December 2024, while exports into the EU went up by nearly 9%.

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Extension from Biden Admin Grants U.S. Steel Sale Second Life

Japan's Nippon Steel now has until June 18, 2025 to fully abandon its bid to purchase U.S. Steel.

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Seeing the Forest for the Trees: EU’s Anti-Deforestation Reg Is Less Than a Year Away

As companies strive to uphold the rights of human workers in their global supply chains, they shouldn’t overlook another critical concern of regulators: trees.

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How Potential Legislation to Restrict De Minimis Provisions Impacts Global Trade

By setting up multiple fulfillment centers in key regions, businesses can avoid the costs of de minimis regulations more effectively.

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U.S. & U.K. Escalate Sanctions Against Russian Energy Sector, Shadow Fleet

The new sanctions target more than 180 vessels from Russia’s fleet of shadow tankers used by Moscow to evade existing oil sanctions.

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Podcast | Fighting the Scourge of Forced Labor in the Battery Supply Chain

The global battery supply chain must be purged of its reliance on forced labor and child labor.

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Navigating Tariffs: What to Know, and How to Prepare

While the exact scope of proposed new tariffs remains unclear, businesses can take proactive steps to prepare and reduce their risk of exposure.

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