• NCBFAA Customs Committee Tracks Latest on End to De Minimis for Products from China and Hong Kong and IEEPA Tariff for Auto Part Imports

  May 2, 2025
  he NCBFAA Customs Committee and Counsel of Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A., to assist our customs brokers members to navigate the IEEPA tariffs has provided the following educational and informational documents and CBP guidance related to the May 2 elimination of de minimis for products from China and Hong Kong and the presidential changes to the IEEPA tariffs for auto part imports.
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• ACE Air, Ocean, and Rail CAMIR New Disposition Codes - Invalid Cargo Description

  May 2, 2025
  Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said the ACE Air Import Manifest Appendix A and the ACE Ocean/Rail Import Manifest Appendix D implementation guides have been updated.
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• BIS Adoption and Procedures of Section 232 Steel and Aluminum Tariff Inclusions Process

  May 2, 2025
  The Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) on May 2 published an interim final rule establishing the Section 232 inclusions process, as required by the Feb. 10 Presidential Inclusions Proclamations for the aluminum and steel tariffs.
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NCBFAA Webinar The AEIOUs of enforcement that make you say EEK! (ADD, EAPA, IEEPA, oh UFLPA) How to Prepare for the Unknown!

6 March, 2025, 2 PM-3 PM

Thursday, March 6th 2025 2-3 pm EST 

The AEIOUs of Enforcement That Make You Say EEK! (ADD, EAPA, IEEPA, oh UFLPA) How to Prepare For the Unknown1 CCS/CES/LCB credit
NCBFAA Regular Members Only

This webinar is now full and no longer accepting registrations. The webinar will be recorded.  Please email webinars@ncbfaa.org if you wish to be added to the email list to receive a link to the recordin

 As we move from a post WWII free trade agenda, through a fair trade posture, and now into what everyone agrees is a heavy focus on enforcement for all trade, what do you need to be prepared for?  In this webinar we will look at elements of a good approach for the next phase in global trade: 

 What areas are you concerned about? What you need to know:

•  AD/CVD Exposure
•  Enforce and Protect Act allegations and Investigations
•  International Emergency Economic Powers Act actions that are being contemplated
•  Forced Labor and UFLPA in your supply chain
•  De Minimis changes – are you exposed
•  Mexico and Canada times they are a changing

   

  How can you assess where you have risks?

• Focus on what you can control
• Run the data, map it out
• Game it out by asking “ what happens if”
•  Perform tabletop exercises

   

  How can you prepare to address these risks?

• What was learned from the data, are there patterns that can be determined?
• Assess levels of risk:
• Very High (problem now & must be address immediately),
• High (will be a problem)
• Medium (possible problem)
• Low (be aware but no problem anticipated)
• Determine action plans to implement in each major situation
• Plan your playbook - proactive planning reduces time to react, and lessens impact of actions
• Don’t forget to assess financial impacts of doing nothing vs taking an action ahead of time

   

  What can you do now?

• Analyze, prepare, plan, and outline option