A cross-functional NAFTZ group that monitors trade and tariff developments, assesses their impact on the FTZ program, and organizes a rapid, informed response for members.
Monitor
Track Customs, tariff policy, and regulatory changes.
Assess
Evaluate risks and effects on the FTZ program.
Consult
Bring in external insights when needed.
Enable
Provide a rapid, organized response to developments.
Solve
Explore strategies to mitigate tariff impacts.
TRRT Updates
Back to Blog This Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document was developed to address recurring inquiries related to tariffs, as identified through recent NAFTZ member meetings and near daily email inquiries from members. Â This FAQ incorporates questions raised during the April 10 Fireside Chat and the April 28 on-line discussion with manufacturing members. The content was…
Read More →Back to Blog As the NAFTZ Trade & Tariff Rapid Response Team continues to review the Executive Orders of April 2nd, we have sent an initial set of questions for CBP. Based on past IEEPA tariffs, we think goods admitted in PF status prior to April 5 have the rate in effect on the admission…
Read More →Back to Blog This TRRT update covers a reminder on Steel and Aluminum Tariff Announcements, other CSMS Updates from CBP of note, and Inclusion of Chapter 99 HTS Codes on FTZ Weekly Estimates. Click here to read the March 11th, TRRT update.
Read More →Back to Blog Clarification on PF-Status Inventory on Hand at Time of Additional Tariff Effective Date:  In response to member questions, NAFTZ has continued to request specific clarification regarding treatment and timing of tariffs related to the PF-status election. Click here to read the February 28th, TRRT update.
Read More →Back to Blog For U.S. FTZs, it is important to note that the EO related to steel tariffs took a different approach to on-hand inventory in PF status admitted to the FTZ prior to the enactment of the newly announced tariff than other recently issued EOs.  Click here to read the February 13th, TRRT update.
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