America’s new tariff policy adds $2,400 annual burden on families, fueling inflation, trade tensions, and reshaping global commerce in 2025.

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The rewrite adds penalties, a parcel fee by 2026, plus a shared digital hub to police surging e-commerce imports.

The rewrite adds penalties, a parcel fee by 2026, plus a shared digital hub to police surging e-commerce imports.

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Multiple postal services around Europe say they are suspending the shipment of many packages to the United States amid a lack of clarity over new import duties.

The change targets abuse in low-value e-commerce shipments and could raise costs for small online beverage orders entering the bloc.

WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said on Monday he was raising “retaliatory tariffs” and duties on motor vehicle imports from South Korea to 25 percent from 15 percent, Yonhap News Agency reported. He argued that the Asian ally’s legislature had not completed the domestic process to implement the bilateral trade agreement. Trump made the surprise announcement in a social media post, saying his administration had moved “quickly” to lower tariffs after signing the trade deal and expected trading partners to “do the same.” Observers said the statement may reflect his desire to see Seoul quickly fulfill its investment commitments. The […]

via US news | The Guardian — Business owners may have to wade through paperwork, but the US government is now processing refunds When the supreme court struck down Donald Trump’s tariffs , many small importers assumed any refunds would be tied up in bureaucracy for years. Surprisingly, that’s not what’s happening. It’s estimated that roughly 330,000 importers paid more than $166bn in tariff fees imposed by Trump under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). If your business was affected here’s good news: yo

President Donald Trump has imposed a 50% tariff on a wide range of Canadian imports, including Crown Royal whisky, goose down jackets, ice-hockey equipment, and other goods. This decision follows the collapse of U.S.-Canada trade negotiations that had been ongoing for weeks. The tariffs aim to pressure Canada into renegotiating trade terms, but they have sparked concerns about their economic impact on American consumers and businesses. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has condemned the measures as a 'miscalculation' and pledged to retaliate with matching tariffs. The move highlights growing tensions between the two nations over trade policies, with potential ripple effects across industries reliant on Canadian imports. Analysts warn that the tariffs could lead to higher prices for consumers and disrupt supply chains, while also risking further escalation in bilateral trade disputes. The decision underscores Trump's continued focus on protectionist measures despite ongoing efforts to stabilize international trade relations.

The new import duties cover about 99% of U.S. imports and deepen uncertainty for businesses including wine sellers and other beverage companies.