Many consumers are willing to pay more for American-made products, believing they’re choosing higher-quality, safer materials or supporting U.S. jobs. But when those labels turn out to be misleading, ...

A "Made in China" label doesn't necessarily mean that every component came from that country. Here's how authorities ...

This article explores how the brand honors its roots while leaning boldly into the future—crafting personalized embroidered goods that resonate not only in form and function, but in feeling. Custom ...

Customs, Excise, and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) Chennai has ruled in favor of PGC Corporation Limited in a case involving alleged misdeclaration of fabric composition on reimported goods.

Under U.S. customs law, the “country of origin” of a good is not simply the last country from which the good was shipped, nor is it the location indicated on the “Made in X” label.

If US Customs and Border Protection begins to question legitimate country-of-origin shipments coming out of third countries based on fears that the goods may be Chinese, this could put shipments ...

Canada's response to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods The Government of Canada has a comprehensive plan to fight back against the unjustified U.S. tariffs imposed on Canadian goods while supporting ...

Exporters in recent years had capitalized on the exemption, which allowed goods valued at under $800 to enter the US without tariffs or customs duties.

Are Chinese firms using 'Made in Korea' labels to bypass Trump tariffs? Customs officials in South Korea have found that 97 percent of falsely labelled Chinese goods were destined for the United ...

South Korea's customs agency reported a rise in efforts to disguise foreign products, mainly from China, as Korean exports to bypass US.

The practice refers to Customs fraud involving a false origin claim – when exporters misrepresent the true origin of goods – which is often done to take advantage of preferential trade ...