Future Forwarding US

The legal landscape around IEEPA tariff refunds just got more complicated.

The DOJ is challenging the scope of the refund order, and a July 9 court hearing could shape what happens next for finally liquidated entries. Future Forwarding is tracking every development.

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The U.S. Department of Labor just launched four free tools to help businesses assess labor risk across their global supply chains.

No subscription. No third-party vendor. Just practical, accessible intelligence for compliance and sourcing teams that need better visibility into where risk lives — including beyond Tier 1.

The suite includes LaborShield, ImportWatch, SourcingStrong, and the Supply Chain Traceability Portal. Each one addresses a different piece of the due diligence puzzle.

We broke down what each tool does and why it matters for U.S. importers navigating today's enforcement environment.

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32 sub-Saharan African countries. Over 1,800 products. Duty-free access to the US market.

The renewal of AGOA matters because it keeps supply chains stable for industries ranging from textiles to critical minerals—materials that account for 30% of global supply.

With a three-year extension now moving to the Senate, businesses have a limited window to optimize sourcing strategies and build resilience before the next round of negotiations.

The question isn't whether these programs will change. It's whether your supply chain is ready when they do.

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