This week, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pulled Canada’s trade negotiators out of Washington and back to Ottawa. His statement was direct: last-minute changes in U.S. proposed terms were “unfair, uneconomic and... Read more »
Something significant is happening in U.S. manufacturing right now, and it is not getting the attention it deserves. The sector just posted its sixth consecutive month of expansion, with the ISM Manufacturing... Read more »
Six days ago, sitting in the Oval Office, President Trump told reporters he is “not looking to renew” CUSMA when it comes up for review on July 1. His own trade officials... Read more »
If your supply chain touches aluminum, steel, or copper, today is a date worth marking. On June 1, 2026, President Trump signed a new proclamation adjusting the Section 232 tariff regimes on... Read more »
Let’s be honest about something. The phrase “supply chain resilience” has been used so many times in the last three years that it’s started to lose all meaning. Every conference deck has... Read more »
For years, reshoring was something companies talked about in strategy decks but rarely executed. The cost math always seemed to favor staying offshore. That calculation has changed — and today, April 22,... Read more »
The price is attractive. The samples look good. The communication has been fast. And then, three months later, your container arrives with product that doesn’t match what you ordered. This is the... Read more »
The U.S. tariff system just went through one of its most significant legal and policy resets in decades — and the dust is far from settled. If your sourcing strategy is based... Read more »
While much of the sourcing industry is focused on the United States, Canada has been quietly rewriting its sourcing strategy. The suppliers who noticed early are already ahead. Canada is one of... Read more »
The textile and fashion industries in the USA and India, in the past encountered many challenges. U.S. goods and services trade with India totalled an estimated $142.6 billion in 2018. Exports were... Read more »