Trade Year in Review: Tariffs, Trade Fraud, Foreign Inspections, Dumping

ST&R is publishing a series of articles on major trade stories from the past year. Although the below articles were originally published in the ST&R Trade Report in May 2025, the issues they cover are ones traders should keep in mind going into 2026.

IEEPA Tariffs Struck Down by Federal Court

Trade and Customs Fraud to be Priority for DOJ Corporate Enforcement

Offsets to Section 232 Auto Parts Tariffs Available Based on U.S. Production

Retroactive Termination of Cumulative Impact of Some Import Tariffs

New Process for Expansion of Section 232 Tariffs on Steel and Aluminum Derivative Products

Nairobi Protocol Offers Another Way to Mitigate Import Tariffs

More Unannounced Inspections at Foreign Food and Medical Facilities

Court Denies CBP Attempt to Reliquidate Entries at Higher Tariff Rate

Trade Actions Could Result from Effort to Lower Drug Prices

DOC Considers Different Method for Determining Masked Dumping

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