Peacock Tariff Consulting

Today, Peacock Tariff Consulting has officially launched North American trade advisory services for companies in the United Kingdom and the European Union. The expansion brings PTC’s North American trade expertise directly to European C-suite, compliance and supply chain leaders. PTC will offer core services including: • HTS classifications for U.S. entry • CBP ruling requests • Duty drawbacks • Canadian customs • CBSA and USMCA • Section 338 compliance PTC will provide expert advisory services at the partnership level and, as new developments take shape globally and between North America and Europe, help European companies build greater resilience in every area of the business affected by trade policies and regulations. “Resilience is not only barricading against risk; it’s also an opportunity to look at emerging markets, supply chains and sourcing optimizations that may previously have been overlooked,” said Peacock. Read the full announcement here: https://lnkd.in/eN7reAJW

“If you felt whiplash last year, you were paying attention.” Ashley Kalyn addressed the room today at the EFfCI - The European Federation for Cosmetic Ingredients Annual Conference, where she spoke about global trade volatility and the challenges it presents for sourcing, shipping and supply chains in the cosmetics industry. But, she also addressed the opportunities—new markets, strategies and partnerships with Canada that can help European cosmetic companies and ingredient suppliers overcome tariffs and other regulatory trade hurdles. Learn more about how Peacock Tariff Consulting can help: https://lnkd.in/esWgEby5

Tomorrow, Canada’s new counter-tariffs on U.S. goods officially take effect. Effective September 8, 2026, Canada will impose new tariffs of 15%, 25% and 50% on approximately $27.6 billion worth of U.S.-origin goods, matching U.S. tariff measures on a dollar-for-dollar basis. The measures impact a broad range of products across sectors including steel and aluminum, dairy, appliances, agricultural equipment, pulp and paper, plastics and electronics. For Canadian importers, the important question now is simple: Do you know which of your products are affected and what the additional cost will be? This is not a blanket 50% tariff on everything coming from the United States. The applicable rate depends on the specific tariff classification of the product, making accurate HS classification and SKU-level review critical. Businesses importing from the U.S. should be reviewing: • Which tariff items in their product portfolio are captured • Whether the applicable rate is 15%, 25% or 50% • The expected duty impact on upcoming shipments • Whether existing remission relief may apply • Whether sourcing, classification or other mitigation opportunities are available With the measures taking effect tomorrow, understanding your exposure before goods cross the border can make a significant difference. Peacock Tariff Consulting can assist businesses with product-level tariff impact reviews and mitigation strategies. #Tariffs #CanadaUStrade #TradeCompliance #Customs #Importers #Section338 #Manufacturing #SupplyChain #PeacockTariffConsulting #CounterTariffs

CSMS on CAPE Phase 2 has been released. CBP has announced that CAPE Phase 2 will open on June 29, 2026 for entry types 01, 02, and 06 that were flagged for reconciliation but do not yet have a corresponding Type 09 reconciliation entry on file. Eligibility extends to unliquidated entries and those within 80 days of liquidation. Once an entry is accepted into a CAPE declaration, the reconciliation entry may then be filed. However, if a reconciliation entry is filed before the underlying entry is accepted into CAPE, that entry becomes ineligible for Phase 2. The CSMS notes that additional CAPE phases are anticipated, though no further details were provided. https://lnkd.in/gwcRQfzR #IEEPA #CAPE #IEEPArefunds #tariffs #duties #refunds #tradewar #CBP #HTSUS #reconciliation #tradepolicy #manufacturing #SMEs #PeacockTariffConsulting

In a recent episode of Simply Trade Podcast, our very own Maria Pechurina 白玛莎 sits down with host Annik Sobing, MBA to talk about the latest trade developments for BRICS countries and what's ahead for global trade in 2026. Their conversation includes an overview of the BRICS trading bloc, US tariff and sanction pressure, 2026 trade predictions, and more! Listen to the full episode and share your thoughts with us! Apple: https://lnkd.in/e93geg7A Spotify: https://lnkd.in/e_Gk7ZAG YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eP2mcUZd

In a January 3rd CNN Business analysis, our founder was asked to shed light on what is ahead for tariffs in 2026. Businesses will face a different set of challenges as inventory stockpiles deplete and decisions need to be made about where and when to increase prices. Read on to learn more: https://lnkd.in/ejKx_heC