Companies brace for the return of reciprocal tariffs

Combine shipment manifests with artificial intelligence to source new global suppliers, minimize tariff exposure, and more

According to ImportGenius, tariffs are reshaping U.S. auto imports and it's just the beginning.

The spectre of a 50% tariff rate on all goods from the European Union has many sectors of the U.S. economy bracing for the impact of a new front in the global trade war.

America’s trade war with China has already impacted financial markets, rocking the U.S. dollar and battering the stock market. Now the trade war is having an impact on shipping volumes arriving in major U.S. container ports.

In today’s rapidly shifting trade landscape, the ability to find trustworthy suppliers isn’t just helpful—it’s mission-critical.

According to ImportGenius data, China supplies 90% or more of all U.S. imports in more than 200 product categories — and some will surprise you.

Better data can help business leaders navigate the byzantine maze of reciprocal tariffs, retaliatory measures, and special-interest carve-outs.

The US-Mexico trade landscape is shifting as President Trump granted temporary tariff exemptions for Mexican goods covered by the USMCA until April 2, 2025. About 50% of Mexican imports are currently covered under the agreement, but those exemptions will expire soon, with reciprocal tariffs on foreign nations set to go into effect. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has called for Mexico to be exempt from these tariffs, but the situation remains uncertain.

Explore the latest US trade data and how shifting trends in imports and exports open new opportunities for American businesses.

A new Senate bill—the Manifest Modernization Act—proposes expanding public access to trade data beyond maritime imports to include air, rail, and truck shipments. ImportGenius, a strong advocate of trade transparency, supports the measure, which would help law enforcement, regulators, and consumers stay better protected.

Discover how data transparency is exposing the hidden networks behind conflict minerals in the jewelry industry. Learn how ImportGenius can help track global trade data and ensure ethical sourcing in your business.

Explore how Ukraine’s struggle to secure arms and ammunition is impacting their resistance efforts. Discover how ImportGenius can help uncover key trade data insights to navigate complex global supply chains.

An investigation using ImportGenius data reveals how collagen supplements are linked to Amazon deforestation and Indigenous land seizures—highlighting the power of trade data transparency.

Reuters used ImportGenius data to uncover Shein’s strategic move to an Illinois warehouse—signaling a major shift to faster U.S. shipping and a growing challenge to big-box rivals like Target and Walmart.

These massive purchases are above the military aid received by the Ukraine from the United States and its allies

A Japan Times article citing Bloomberg highlights how AI is transforming trade data management. With insights from ImportGenius, the piece shows how AI boosts efficiency, ensures compliance, and secures global supply chains in today’s fast-moving economy.