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.
Most people never think twice about where their morning coffee comes from. But recent CBP enforcement actions show that forced labor risks can exist deep within global supply chains, even for everyday products. Learn how Withhold Release Orders (WROs) work and what importers can do to protect their businesses from costly compliance violations.
Export regulations can be easy to understand in theory but much harder to apply in real-world situations. Test your knowledge with 10 common questions we receive from exporters and see how many you get right. You may be surprised by some of the answers.
Think EAR99 means low risk when exporting to China? Think again. From military end use and end user restrictions to civil-military fusion and enhanced due diligence requirements, today's export regulations demand far more than a simple denied party screening. This article explores why every transaction involving China, whether products, software, services, or technical data, requires a deeper level of scrutiny and a risk-based approach to compliance.
The tariff landscape remains as dynamic as ever, with court rulings, refund programs, new investigations, and additional trade actions continuing to shape international commerce. From IEEPA refund opportunities to ongoing Section 232 and Section 301 investigations, importers have a lot to keep track of. This overview highlights where current tariff programs stand and what developments may be on the horizon. Understanding these changes can help you better assess risk, control costs, and plan ahead.