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20
Jun
2019
Mexico becomes first country to pass USMCA
Mexico’s Senate on Wednesdaypassed the USMCA, making it the first country to ratify the new North American trade pact. "USMCA passes! Mexico goes first with clear signal that our economy is open," Jesús Seade, Mexico's undersecretary for foreign affairs, wrote on Twitter. "We're confident that our partners will soon do the same," Seade added. Passage in Mexico [...]
Posted in: Blog, NAFTA, USMCA,
Tags: FTA, Mexico, NAFTA, USMCA,
06
May
2019
NAFTA, Explained With a Toy Car

NAFTA made your car cheaper, USMCA could change that.When the North American Free Trade Agreement began in 1994, auto companies in the US, Canada and Mexico could trade parts and cars without paying tariffs. And they could source parts and labor from the cheapest places. That is a big reason why US car prices have only risen seven percent in 25 years. But the proposed US Mexico Canada Agreement — or USMCA for short — could change that; President Trump’s new deal would increase the regulations that car manufacturers need to meet in order to sell tariff-free cars. We built a Ford Mustang to explain.

Posted in: Blog, Classes, NAFTA,
Tags: AUTO, Canada, FTZ, Mexico, NAFTA, USA, USMCA,
02
May
2019
All About That Base(line): How to Interpret the International Trade Commission Report on USMCA
On or around April 18, the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) is expected to release a report assessing the expected effects on the U.S. economy of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Interpreting the report is going to be… complicated. This report is required under the Bipartisan Trade Priorities and Accountability Act of 2015 (known as [...]
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Tags: Canada, International Trade, Mexico, NAFTA, USA, USMCA,
16
Apr
2019
What Happens If The USMCA Doesn’t Happen?
If you can't move production to avoid tariffs like the companies in the story below, make sure to get the training you need. Make sure you are properly classifying products and applying the correct tariff rates.  Don't take a risk, get training here. Executive Summary The U.S. Congress has not yet ratified the United States-Mexico-Canada [...]
Posted in: Blog, NAFTA, Tariffs,
Tags: Classification, Commerce, Exporter, Tariff, Trade,
12
Apr
2019
8 Strategies GE is Using to Mitigate Tariff Cost
If you can't move production to avoid tariffs like the companies in the story below, make sure to get the training you need to make sure you are properly classifying products and applying the correct tariff rates.  Don't take a risk, get training here. HOUSTON — GE was blindsided when President Donald Trump's tariffs on [...]
Posted in: Blog, NAFTA, Tariffs,
Tags: Classification, Commerce, Exporter, Tariff, Trade,
09
Apr
2019
US/Mexico/Canada Agreement Strengthens American Workers and Competitiveness – Heidi Heitkamp
If you can't move production to avoid tariffs like the companies in the story below, make sure to get the training you need. Make sure you are properly classifying products and applying the correct tariff rates.  Don't take a risk, get training here. At 25 years old, the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is [...]
Posted in: Blog, NAFTA, Tariffs,
Tags: avoid tariffs, Commerce, Exporter, NAFTA, Relation, sanctions, Tariff, Trade Wars, USMCA,
14
Feb
2019
Canada quietly moves to resolve steel spat with Mexico
NAFTA partner's exports now dodge 25 per cent tariff, but another U.S. trade threat looms   Finance Minister Bill Morneau has quietly reversed a controversial decision to slap a surtax on two types of Mexican steel imports. Effective Feb. 2, up to a new limit, Mexican energy tubular products (such as those used to build pipelines) [...]
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Tags: Canada, Mexico, NAFTA, steel, Tariffs, USMCA,
22
Jan
2019
“Malicious Synergy” and the Section 301 Tariffs

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Posted in: Blog, NAFTA, Tariff Classification,
Tags: china, NAFTA, Section 301, Tariff,
18
Jan
2019
The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement Will Provide a Boost to the Global Digital Economy
Amid the U.S. government’s largest partial shutdown, issues like border protection have taken center stage. However, our global trade policy remains a critical, yet underdiscussed agenda item that impacts our jobs and economy at large. The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement needs to remain top of mind as an enabler of much needed stability and confidence to [...]
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Tags: Global Economy, NAFTA, North America, USMCA,
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