In a recent interview with U.S. media, Trade Representative Greer outlined Washington’s evolving stance on China — signaling that while the Trump administration welcomes dialogue, it remains deeply skeptical about China’s commitments. Her comments provide a clear look at the framework shaping upcoming trade policy decisions. 1. “Trust but Verify”
As a freight forwarder working closely with apparel importers, we’ve noticed that many U.S. buyers — especially new ones — underestimate the complexities of importing clothing from China. The process isn’t just about finding low prices; it’s about ensuring quality, compliance, and smooth delivery through customs. Here’s a practical guide
The U.S. government has officially announced a new round of tariffs on wood, furniture, and kitchen cabinet products from China, which will take effect at 12:01 a.m. EDT on October 14, 2025. As a freight forwarder working closely with U.S. importers, Zcyt Logistics would like to help our partners understand
Toothpaste is one of the daily-use consumer goods that can be legally imported and cleared through U.S. Customs — but exporters must pay close attention to FDA classification and documentation requirements. Depending on whether your toothpaste contains fluoride, the compliance process differs significantly. 1️⃣ Non-Fluoride Toothpaste: Treated as a Cosmetic
In early September 2025, Mexico announced plans to impose a 50% tariff on cars imported from China, alongside new tariffs on a range of goods including steel, textiles, plastics, and electronics from countries without a free trade agreement. This proposal has already sparked heated discussions in the global trade community,
In recent months, many exporters and freight forwarders have been voicing frustration: customs clearance is becoming one of the toughest hurdles in international trade. What used to be a relatively predictable process is now fraught with uncertainty, delays, and unexpected costs. Rising Clearance Failures Exporters are increasingly reporting cases where
When it comes to mailing gold and silver items abroad, many shippers are unsure which products are allowed, which are restricted, and which require special procedures. Understanding these rules is essential for avoiding delays, penalties, or even confiscation during international transport. What Gold and Silver Jewelry Can Be Shipped Everyday
When importers ship goods from China to the United States, many assume that paying freight charges and customs duties is enough. However, once a container arrives at the Port of Los Angeles (LA Port) — the largest container port in the U.S. — there are several additional local charges that
