Tag: Mexico
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Britain orders registration of suspension PVC imports from China, Mexico and South Korea, exposing shippers to possible backdated anti-dumping duties while a legacy steel measure quietly lapses. LONDON, August 11, 2026 British importers of suspension polyvinyl chloride woke up on Monday to a new layer of customs scrutiny, after HM Revenue and Customs confirmed that…
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China imposes provisional anti-dumping deposits on pecans from the United States and Mexico, saddling non-responsive American exporters with a punishing 54.3 percent margin as collections begin at the border. BEIJING, August 11, 2026 Chinese Customs began collecting security deposits on imported pecans from the United States and Mexico on Tuesday, one day after the Ministry…
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Commerce slaps preliminary antidumping duties on van-type trailers from Canada and Mexico, extending a North American trade fight that has already hit Chinese producers with rates above 130 percent WASHINGTON, Aug. 5, 2026 The U.S. Department of Commerce has imposed preliminary antidumping duties on van-type trailers and their subassemblies imported from Canada and Mexico, publishing…
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American and Mexican negotiators open three days of talks in Mexico City with autos, steel, and Chinese transshipment on the table, and the future of North American free trade increasingly negotiated one year at a time MEXICO CITY, July 21, 2026. United States and Mexican negotiating teams convened in the Mexican capital on Tuesday for…
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Faced with a 50 percent American tariff wall, Prime Minister Mark Carney is wagering that restraint, diversification and a Thursday summit with the premiers will serve Canada better than another round of retaliation OTTAWA, July 21, 2026 When the White House announced Monday afternoon that it would impose 50 percent tariffs on some $20 billion…
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Washington invokes a never-before-used 1930 trade law to hit $20 billion in Canadian goods with 50 percent duties, sweeping aside CUSMA protections and opening a volatile new front in the North American trade war WASHINGTON, July 20, 2026 President Donald Trump signed three proclamations on Monday imposing an additional 50 percent tariff on roughly $20…
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Mexico City opens a second sunset review of its decade-old anti-dumping duty on Chinese steel wire rod at the urging of Deacero and Ternium, keeping the 49-cent-per-kilogram levy alive while Latin America hardens its steel defences Peacock Tariff Consulting | International Trade Desk | July 24, 2026 MEXICO CITY, July 24, 2026. Mexico has formally…
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Washington and Mexico City open a decisive third round of USMCA review talks this week, with tougher auto content rules, metals verification, and China’s growing footprint in Mexican factories at the center of the table By the US Trade Desk, Peacock Tariff Consulting WASHINGTON, July 20, 2026 The United States and Mexico begin their third…
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With the continental pact unrenewed and rolling annual reviews now the rule, Washington opens a third bilateral round with Mexico while Ottawa waits for a seat at the table OTTAWA, July 18, 2026. The trilateral trade agreement that has governed the North American economy since 2020 has entered an uncertain new chapter, and Canada is…
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What an open-ended joint review means for North American supply chains – and what importers should be doing now On June 10, 2026, speaking from the Oval Office, President Donald Trump said the United States is “not looking to renew” the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA), the trilateral pact that replaced NAFTA in 2020 and that…