Tariffs: What to Know, and How They May Impact Your Business

Tariff policy continues to evolve rapidly, and even small adjustments can affect supply chains, pricing, and customer demand. Below are curated resources to help Delaware businesses stay informed and prepared.
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If your company is unsure how current or proposed tariffs may impact your operations, contact us - we’re here to help.

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Stay Informed in Real Time on Tariffs
 
Are you looking for real-time updates on tariff-related news and rollouts? You can receive messages directly from U.S. Customes and Border Protection as soon as executive orders are passed, along with hyperlinks to direct resources. Sign up at Cargo Systems Messaging Service here. Small businesses can also reach out to relevant U.S. government teams for additional information. Relevant inquiry points include:

• Section 301 and Section 232 tariff implementation: CBP Office of Trade Remedies [email protected]
• Section 301 Investigations: Office of United States Trade Representative Hotline 202-395-5725
• International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) tariffs: CBP Office of Trade [email protected]
• General U.S. small business questions: CBP Small Business Relations [email protected] 

 
CBP also maintains an archive of trade-related Federal Register Notices that provide the public with additional guidance.

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Insights from WTC Delaware Leadership

Podcast Feature - Delaware State Chamber of Commerce

WTC Delaware's former President Carla Stone recently joined the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce’s Delaware Deep Dive Podcast to discuss tariffs, why they matter for Delaware businesses, and the resources companies can use to navigate today’s fast-changing trade environment. Listen to the podcast here!

Delaware Business Magazine Article
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Carla Stone is also the author of “A Survival Guide for Delaware’s Global Businesses” published in the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce’s Delaware Business Magazine. Read the article here!

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Resources for Exporters and Importers

U.S. federal trade policy influences how Maine businesses are able to import, manufacture, and export goods and services. While tools such as Free Trade Agreements promote trade between countries, tariffs and non-tariff barriers often increase the cost of trade.

The rules of international trade change; however, our role remains the same. For over 25 years, MITC has helped Maine businesses succeed in global markets. Our team is here to help Maine businesses navigate the changes ahead. Read more!

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GBA Tariff Tracker

GBA is committed to keeping members informed about the latest tariff developments under President Trump’s administration. As new tariffs are implemented, their impact on global supply chains, investment and manufacturing continues to evolve.

Click HERE to learn more about the GBA Tariff Tracker to help navigate the numerous announced and threatened tariff developments.

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Agricultural Trade Resources

​https://ustr.gov/issue-areas/agriculture/agricultural-trade-and-commodity-links