Under the incoming second Trump administration, the United States is expected to adopt a more protectionist trade policy, increasing tariffs on imports, particularly from China. This shift from the previous free trade goals of G20 nations will very likely lead to higher costs for businesses and consumers due to widespread tariffs and new taxation challenges. Companies must develop strategies now to minimize the impacts of expected increased tariffs and duties to remain competitive in the evolving trade environment.
Heather Marx, Tom Wallrich, and Kristi Zentner will discuss key strategies businesses can already use to plan for and address tariff costs, including:
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Supply chain diversification
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Utilizing trade agreements
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Drawback programs
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Product classification review
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Use of the First Sale rule
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Incorporating tariff management in pricing strategy
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Monitoring policy changes
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