Global Supply Chain Slowly Grinding to a Halt

We’ve posted warnings the past half year about the global supply chain steadily becoming more congested and the cost of shipping rising accordingly. In the past few months, more articles have published about shortages in everything from boba balls to garden gnomes. We highly recommend everyone to watch the video that the Wall Street Journal published a few…

Court of International Trade Orders Refunding of IEEPA Tariffs

The Court of International Trade (CIT) ordered CBP to issue refunds for IEEPA tariffs for the following entries: Entries that have not yet liquidated: CBP is directed to liquidate those entries without regard to the IEEPA duties. Entries for which “liquidation is not final”: CBP is directed to reliquidate these entries without regards to the IEEPA…

CBP Provides Initial Instructions for IEEPA Tariff Refunds via CAPE

CBP sent out a CSMS message today providing instructions for Phase 1 filing of IEEPA Refunds via the CAPE portal. Roll Out Date CBP confirmed their intention to roll out the CAPE functionality within the ACE portal starting on April 20, 2026. CBP even provided screenshots showing where the CAPE tab will be located within the ACE…

Updated Status of IEEPA Tariff Refunds

Expanded Scope of IEEPA Tariff Refunds On March 27, 2026, CIT Judge Eaton made an important update correcting his initial order to CBP to issue refunds of IEEPA tariffs. Earlier in March, Judge Eaton’s had only directed CBP to issue IEEPA refunds for entries that had not yet liquidated or for which entries were not yet final.…

Reciprocal Tariffs Update 7 Day Delay in Implementation

President Trump finally posted his update for Reciprocal Tariff implementation. Note that the following information applies to shipments from all countries except China. Implementation Date The Reciprocal Tariff was supposed to increase on August 1, 2025. The latest update postpones the increased reciprocal tariff in the following important ways: The updated reciprocal tariff will now be…