Gabrielle Griffith, SCB ContributorFrom Gabrielle Griffith, SCB ContributorRegulation & ComplianceDon’t Let 2022 Harmonized Schedule Updates Slow Your Supply ChainThe Harmonized Schedule is commonly referred to as our industry’s “universal language.” Its logical and systematic format is not only the basis for identifying goods and their corresponding duties and taxes, but is also for devising trade policies, monitoring controlled goods, developing specific rules of origin, determining freight rates, analyzing transportation statistics and more. Don’t let the 300-plus updates to the schedule in 2022 slow down your supply chain.February 8, 2022Global Trade & EconomicsHow Biden Could Change Global Trade, and Other Areas to WatchGlobal supply chains will continue to withstand complex changes in international trade by staying informed and prioritizing flexibility.February 1, 2021Page 1 of 1