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The US has issued new tariffs on over 60 countries over forced labor claims. Reports vary on the total number of nations impacted, leaving the full economic scope of the policy unclear.

Is your supply chain ready? The US is planning 10%+ tariffs on goods from 60 countries to crack down on forced labour. Here is what this sweeping trade policy shift means for your business operations.

New U.S. tariffs on South Korean imports are capped at 12.5%, but global trade restrictions are now facing legal challenges from small businesses over their underlying justification.

Trump plans to impose 25% tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods, citing border security. The move faces significant legal and economic hurdles that could disrupt North American supply chains.

The EU has slashed duty-free steel imports by 50% for most countries, though the UK and 11 other partners secured a more favorable one-third reduction in their quotas.

New U.S. tariff proposals targeting 60 nations over forced labor practices could disrupt global supply chains and force businesses to urgently re-evaluate their international sourcing.