Now that the 2024 U.S. election is behind us, U.S. companies have a lot of questions about what international trade and trade compliance might look like in 2025 and beyond.
Post-election transitions always bring uncertainty, especially around potential shifts in Washington’s trade policies. And that seems to be even more true this year, with tariffs being a major plank in the winning party’s platform.
In the meantime, there’s daily news about a possible trade action that the new administration will take—or is considering. Keeping up with the latest news and speculation is difficult, but staying compliant in an ever-changing trade environment can be time-consuming and costly.
