The latest tariff update is here! The U.S. has officially reinstated tariffs on Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese-made goods—but the de minimis is still in place for the time being, and the retaliatory tariffs have started to roll out. What impact will all of this have on cross-border ecommerce?

In this episode of Decoding Cross-Border Ecommerce, hosts Clint Reid, Founder and CEO of Zonos, and Aaron Bezzant, Zonos’ Head of Global Trade Strategy, break down what’s changed, what’s still uncertain, and how ecommerce businesses are affected.

What’s new? Tariffs are back, but de minimis is still on hold How the delay in enforcement is affecting global shipping What to expect next—China, Canada, and Mexico’s responses

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Listen now to stay ahead of these changes and keep your business moving forward.

[00:00:00] Opening Clip

[00:04:18] Joke of the day and tariff updates

[00:05:52] Why isn’t CBP ready to handle the new tariffs

[00:07:36] Why is the de minimis removal paused?

[00:08:59] CA and MX-made goods tariffs and retaliatory tariffs

[00:10:12] How retaliatory tariffs impact ecommerce merchants

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