The plastic tax on imports is now an operational reality
For a long time, the plastic tax was perceived as an obligation unrelated to most importers. It was almost exclusively associated with packaging manufacturers, the petrochemical industry, or national producers. Today, that perception is no longer valid and may create real risks for foreign trade operations. Currently, importing goods into…
U.S.–China Trade Truce: What Does It Mean for Colombia?
After six years without face-to-face meetings, Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have agreed to a trade truce that suspends reciprocal port tariffs between both powers for one year. The agreement includes tariff reductions, anti-drug cooperation, agricultural purchases, and partial relief on restrictions related to strategic minerals.Although the deal offers…
Port Tariffs Between the U.S. and China: How Could They Impact Colombia
Global maritime trade is going through a period of high volatility. Rates are erratic, routes shift on the fly, and tensions between the United States and China are reshaping international logistics. Although the spotlight is on the Transpacific, Colombia is not exempt. New tariffs and urgent maneuvers The United States,…