If you import kitchenware from China, it’s time to take stronger action. With evolving trade policies and tariff risks growing, understanding the details of what’s coming—and how to respond—can make a big difference to your cost structure and supply chain resilience. Why Kitchenware Is in the Spotlight Recent
In a recent interview with U.S. media, Trade Representative Greer outlined Washington’s evolving stance on China — signaling that while the Trump administration welcomes dialogue, it remains deeply skeptical about China’s commitments. Her comments provide a clear look at the framework shaping upcoming trade policy decisions. 1. “Trust but Verify”
As a freight forwarder working closely with apparel importers, we’ve noticed that many U.S. buyers — especially new ones — underestimate the complexities of importing clothing from China. The process isn’t just about finding low prices; it’s about ensuring quality, compliance, and smooth delivery through customs. Here’s a practical guide
The U.S. government has officially announced a new round of tariffs on wood, furniture, and kitchen cabinet products from China, which will take effect at 12:01 a.m. EDT on October 14, 2025. As a freight forwarder working closely with U.S. importers, Zcyt Logistics would like to help our partners understand
Toothpaste is one of the daily-use consumer goods that can be legally imported and cleared through U.S. Customs — but exporters must pay close attention to FDA classification and documentation requirements. Depending on whether your toothpaste contains fluoride, the compliance process differs significantly. 1️⃣ Non-Fluoride Toothpaste: Treated as a Cosmetic
China has once again reshaped the global trade landscape. On Thursday, the Ministry of Commerce announced a major tightening of export controls on rare earth materials and related processing technologies, extending restrictions to a wider range of magnet manufacturing methods and foreign collaborations. Under the new regulation, Chinese companies are
On September 15, former U.S. President Donald Trump announced a new round of tariffs that will take effect on October 1. The measures include: 100% tariffs on pharmaceutical products from companies that have not built manufacturing plants in the U.S. 25% tariffs on all imported heavy-duty trucks. 50% tariffs on
The China–Europe Railway (中欧班列) has once again entered the spotlight as recent events disrupted one of its key corridors. On September 11, 2025, Poland announced the closure of all rail and road border crossings with Belarus, citing national security concerns. This decision immediately impacted the Małaszewicze hub, a critical interchange
