Archive: International trade

By Paul Kelly in News Posted: 7th, March, 2025

Businesses adapt as tariff exemptions ease impact

Companies across manufacturing, retail, and food industries are adjusting to shifting trade policies, as the US government partially rolls back tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico. President Trump signed…

By Paul Kelly in News Posted: 23rd, January, 2025

Protectionism and international trade

The proposed protectionist trade policies introduced by the Trump administration, including potential sweeping tariffs and aggressive measures targeting key trading partners, could pose significant risks to global trade dynamics. While…

By Paul Kelly in News Posted: 28th, February, 2024

Enhancing your global sourcing

International sourcing is a proven and effective way to reduce costs, access new markets and find new suppliers, but it also comes with challenges and companies need to overcome these…

By Paul Kelly in News Posted: 5th, December, 2022

Europe/USA trade booming

Two years after President Biden resolved to put an end to rancorous trade disputes with Europe, the U.S. has imported more goods from Europe than from China, but the EU…

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