USMCA in 2026: What Industries Need to Know Ahead of the Review
February 25, 2026 from 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. ET Recording As the 2026 USMCA joint review approaches, trade professionals are seeking clarity around what the process could realistically mean for policy direction, enforcement priorities, and compliance risk. This program is designed to provide a forward-looking, practical discussion that helps companies prepare well in advance of […]
CBP: Trade Facilitators or Enforcement Agents? Realities, Challenges and an Importer’s Management Response
As we enter 2026, we are witnessing a major change in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)’s approach and how they manage their day-to-day responsibilities with respect to imported goods.
Global Trade in 2026: Key Signals, Shifts, and Strategies for Success
View Recording Global Trade in 2026: Key Signals, Shifts, and Strategies for Success What forces will shape global trade in 2026—and how can your organization prepare? While no one can predict every twist and turn, one thing is certain: the convergence of shifting regulations, geopolitical uncertainty, and evolving compliance demands is creating a complex landscape […]
AAEI Welcomes Clarity Following Supreme Court Decision on Presidential Tariff Authority
Today’s Supreme Court decision provides much-needed clarity on the limits of presidential authority to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). American businesses depend on predictability, rules-based trade policy to make long-term investments, maintain stable supply chains, and keep costs down for American consumers and businesses. By reaffirming Congress’ constitutional role in […]
From Risk to Readiness: Strengthening Export Controls Through Accurate ECCN Classification
Faced with growing worldwide conflicts alongside rapid tech changes, knowing Export Control Classification Numbers(ECCNs) matters now more than ever, as exporters must deal with tougher rules while juggling shifting political pressures.
From Guesswork to Insight: How Better Information Powers Today’s Supply Chains
As market conditions continue to fluctuate, the organizations that invest in digital documentation and interoperable systems will be the ones best equipped to navigate change.
The Adaptive Supply Chain: Unlocking Infinite Context with MCP
Thursday, December 11, 2025 at 1:00 PM ET Free for AAEI Members & Non-Members View Recording The Adaptive Supply Chain: Unlocking Infinite Context with MCP Join us for a groundbreaking session where we throw out the playbook on traditional supply chain risk assessment. In this live demonstration, you’ll watch as we use Tradeverifyd’s MCP-integrated platform […]
EU-US Trade Deal Unpacked: How to Prepare
Recording Presentation Slides EU-US Trade Deal Unpacked: How to Prepare The Joint Statement on a United States-European Union framework on an agreement on reciprocal, fair and balanced trade removes some uncertainty for many businesses. However, a 15% tariff still represents a substantial burden for many industries. Sectors that rely heavily on the US and EU […]
Classifying Parts of a Whole
Classifying parts can be complicated, as the distinction between “parts,” “accessories,” “components” and “finished goods” is often nuanced.
Top Stories: Is FTZ Right For You, Possible Ag Tariff Cut
November 12, 2025—Top Stories: Bessent and Trump: Agriculture Tariff Cuts Could be Coming Soon U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday said the Trump administration will soon announce a broad package of agricultural tariff cuts. “You’re going to see some substantial announcement over the next couple of days in terms of things we don’t grow […]