In a 6–3 decision, the Court ruled that the President does not have authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose tariffs. The administration had relied on that 1977 statute to justify…
For businesses that import goods into the United States, understanding how and why U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) conducts audits is essential. CBP audits are not random “gotcha” events. They are a part of…
As we move into the second month of 2026, concerns surrounding the global supply chain—and the ripple effects on trader futures and business planning are coming into sharper focus. What once felt like background noise…
To our valued customers, As we reflect on 2025, one theme stands out: change arrived fast. The recently published New Tariff Requirements for 2025 by CBP is not only a useful resource but a vivid illustration recapping…
Cargo theft across the U.S. supply chain continues to increase, with rail and intermodal freight emerging as a growing target—particularly in and around major Midwest rail corridors. One trend shippers and importers should be especially…
Milwaukee, WI — M.E. Dey & Co., a leading freight forwarder and customs broker, proudly supported The Hindu Temple of Greater Chicago (HTGC) in Lemont, IL, by facilitating the importation of sacred Kalashas from India for…
What is liquidation? Liquidation is CBP’s final computation of duties on an entry. After liquidation, the duty amount becomes “final” unless timely challenged. Typical timing: In the ordinary course of business, CBP liquidates entries at…
For most importers, the past few years have felt like one long balancing act. First came the pandemic shocks. Then the port backlogs, container shortages, geopolitical tensions, and inflation. Just when the world seemed ready…
Right now, we are living in the world of artificial intelligence, and so many of us find ourselves wandering in a world of conflicting information, whether AI is the way of the future, or are…