Companies remain caught between a court ruling that invalidated the tariffs, and a government that has yet to fully acknowledge how it intends to unwind them. 

Supply chain resilience in tire manufacturing requires a fundamental shift from cost optimization to risk-balanced strategies.

Trade unpredictability exposes vulnerabilities in the pharmaceutical supply chain that must be addressed to build resilient systems ensuring patient access despite geopolitical challenges.

Tony Gulotta, principal with the Ryan tax firm, explains last week’s ruling by the Court of International Trade  on the refunding of tariffs ruled illegal by the Supreme Court.

“They do it every day. They liquidate entries and make refunds,” said Richard Eaton, a judge of the U.S. Court of International Trade

The states allege that Trump’s order announcing the Section 122 tariffs was “riddled with omissions and mischaracterizations."

The EU court said that allowing the supermarket to have exclusive rights to the "Iceland" name could mislead customers into thinking items were from the country rather than the grocer.

The ruling provides long-awaited clarity for businesses, given that the Supreme Court did not address the issue of refunds when it overturned the levies.

For the container industry, war-risk surcharges are no longer exceptional line items that appear and disappear with individual conflicts. 

Bessent has said that he doesn’t expect the federal government’s projected tariff revenue for the year to change despite the Supreme Court's February 20 ruling