New U.S. Tariffs Effective January 21, 2025
- Up to 25% tariff increases on goods imported into the U.S. from Canada, Mexico, and 10% extra on goods from China.
- Warehousing shortages in the U.S. as importers stockpile goods.
- Logistics bottlenecks as shipping and air freight routes from China reach capacity.
- Urgent need for U.S. companies to source alternative suppliers.
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Immediate Opportunities
For Foreign Exporters: - Supply U.S. companies seeking new, reliable trade partners.
For U.S. Importers: - Lock in alternative suppliers now before competitors.
- Ensure uninterrupted availability of key goods.
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Solution: The ITC’s ADAMftd Platform
ADAMftd (Advanced Data and Analytics Modelling For Foreign Trade Data) offers: - Find Suppliers and Buyers: Connect with trusted partners using real U.S. customs data.
- Perform Due Diligence: Verify reliability and compliance of potential trade partners.
- Understand Entry Requirements: Navigate tariffs, certifications, and regulations.
- Strategic Contacts: Access key decision-makers target companies.
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