The United States has further extended the validity period of certain Section 301 tariff exemptions. Some exemptions, which were set to expire on November 29, 2025, have now been extended to November 10, 2026, aligning with the expiration date of the retaliatory tariffs. The exemption list covers 17......
Read MoreThe World Trade Organization recently released its latest Global Trade Outlook report, stating that due to factors such as sluggish global economic recovery and U.S. tariff policies, the forecast for global goods trade growth in 2026 has been significantly lowered to 0.5%, a notable decrease from th......
Read MoreThe bilateral tariff agreements concluded by the Trump administration with Southeast Asian nations such as Malaysia and Cambodia have opened new avenues for third-party transshipment trade between China, Southeast Asia and the United States. By establishing a tariff benchmark of 19%-20% alongside ma......
Read MoreThe Ministry of Transport issued the “Implementation Measures for Collecting Special Port Fees from Vessels Bound for the United States” on the 14th. The Measures, comprising ten articles, take effect upon issuance. They primarily outline the basis for formulation, scope of collection, fee standards......
Read MoreThe EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), commonly known as the “carbon tariff,” will officially take effect on January 1, 2026. The UK currently plans to implement a similar policy in 2027, while countries including Canada, Australia, and Japan are also advancing related measures. Chinese e......
Read MoreStainless steel fasteners (such as bolts and nuts) are prone to seizing. This phenomenon essentially involves “cold welding” or “adhesion” occurring at metal contact surfaces due to pressure, friction, and chemical reactions, rendering the components impossible to disassemble or even completely lock......
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