The bloc could move quickly by re-applying duties it first imposed on the U.S. during Trump’s first term. 

Join us for an exclusive conversation with Scott DeGroot, former VP of Global Planning at Kimberly-Clark (Now with the University of Tennessee), as he shares how he got support for innovative supply chain strategies to drive cost savings, improve efficiency, and enable reinvestment in advanced systems.

On Feb. 3 Trump revoked a “de minimis” rule that previously allowed small packages under $800 to enter the U.S. duty free. On Feb. 7, he reinstated it.

Trump’s orders have highlighted the complex supply chain that underpins the flow of packages.

The future contains much uncertainty, but also a wealth of opportunities for innovative and far-thinking enterprises. 

“Trump’s tariffs on Mexico and Canada will make your life more expensive,” Congressman Greg Stanton said in a post on X. 

Now, only companies with more than 1,000 employees and over €50 million ($52 million) in turnover will need to report on their carbon emissions.

Supply chain complexity is at a breaking point: 75% of leaders need 3-10 systems for basic decisions, and 58% of billion-dollar companies struggle with critical blind spots. Read the report to learn what top performers are doing differently.