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Section 301 Duties For Forced Labor - Step 3 In IEEPA Replacement And Its Impact | JD Supra

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By Jonathan Todd
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USTR's new forced labor-related Section 301 duties took effect July 24, creating country-specific tariff rates on most imports. Importers face immediate cost and compliance impacts across a wide range of sourcing markets. Companies can evaluate tariff exposure, review supply chains, and strengthen forced labor due diligence efforts. The White House initiated its third step in replacing IEEPA tariffs on Friday, July 24.
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U.S. Trade Fraud Task Force Surpasses $1 Billion In Recoveries, Signaling Heightened Customs Enforcement | JD Supra

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By Jonathan Todd
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In just under a year since its August 2025 launch, the DOJ/DHS Trade Fraud Task Force has reportedly recovered over $1 billion in enforcement actions. DOJ also recently announced the creation of a new Global Trade & Commerce Enforcement Section as a permanent, dedicated litigating component for criminal trade and customs fraud, further signaling that trade fraud enforcement is now a fixed institutional priority within DOJ's National Fraud Enforcement Division.
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Supply Chain Security - C-TPAT Program Growing In Significance For U.S. Operations

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By Jonathan Todd
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Geopolitical challenges are triggering executive-level focus on supply chain security across industrial sectors and transportation service providers, including renewed interest in the Customs-Trade Partnership against Terrorism (“C-TPAT”) program. The number of enterprise shippers requiring participation from service providers is anecdotally rising.
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