Anti-boycott compliance is an often-overlooked part of U.S. export compliance, and boycott-related language can appear in everyday business documents. From purchase orders and letters of credit to contracts and questionnaires, these requests can trigger reporting obligations even if your company never agrees to them. Learn what to watch for, who must report, and what can happen when these requirements are missed.
BIS has just finalized major changes to its drone export controls, effective August 13, 2026. The most significant change moves the relevant endurance threshold from 1 hour to 3 hours, but that does not mean every qualifying drone can simply ship NLR. Find out what changed, what exporters should reevaluate, and why understanding the rules could help your company compete internationally.
Federal Register notices can be intimidating, but they may contain valuable opportunities for exporters. BIS's latest drone export rule streamlines licensing for certain commercial UAVs while maintaining important compliance requirements. Here's what every exporter should know before assuming the rule doesn't apply to them.
The United States has announced new Section 301 tariffs on most imports from Brazil, effective July 22, 2026. This article explains why the tariffs were imposed, which products qualify for exemptions, and how the changes may affect importers. Learn the steps your business should take now to remain compliant and minimize supply chain disruptions.
CMMC Phase II has been paused, but your cybersecurity obligations haven't.
Learn what the suspension means for defense contractors, what requirements are still in effect, and why now is the best time to prepare before the next phase begins.
The UAE has been upgraded to Country Group A:5, bringing significant changes to U.S. export controls. The update expands access to license exceptions, reduces certain licensing requirements, and creates new opportunities for exporters. Learn what this means for your export compliance program.
The latest Executive Order signals one of the most significant changes to U.S. customs enforcement in decades. From stricter Importer of Record requirements to expanded supply chain transparency and tougher enforcement, importers should start preparing now. Learn what the changes mean for your business and the steps you can take to stay ahead.
The July 8, 2026, deadline for mandatory CPSC eFiling is approaching quickly. Find out what the new requirements mean for importers, the steps you should take now, and how early preparation can help keep your shipments moving.
A recent California fireworks investigation serves as a powerful reminder that import compliance extends far beyond the port of entry. Discover the common violations, regulatory agencies, and best practices every importer should understand.
The Trump administration's latest Section 232 proclamations significantly expand tariffs on aluminum, steel, copper, and derivative products. Learn how the new rules affect tariff rates, product coverage, enforcement requirements, and sourcing strategies for importers and manufacturers.
