WEBINAR: Section 301 Tariff Processes, C.A.P.E. Updates, Recent Court of International Trade Rulings

2026-07-30T21:43:54+00:00July 30th, 2026|FAQs, Featured Video, Freight Talk, Video Library|

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WEBINAR RECORDING: https://youtu.be/oa_zef4QcC8

PRESENTATION SLIDES:https://www.greenworldwide.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Understanding-the-Impact-of-New-US-Tariffs-July-2026-Webinar-On-demand-code.pdf


ABOUT THIS WEBINAR

Stay ahead of the latest changes to Section 301 tariff processes, C.A.P.E. updates, recent Court of International Trade rulings, and other tariffs under investigation.

In our latest webinar session geared towards importers, Green Worldwide Shipping’s Sr. Manager of Regulatory Services, Matt New, will cover:

  • Comprehensive Breakdown of Section 301 Forced Labor.
  •  Section 301 Brazil coverage.
  •  Current Consolidation Administration and Processing of Entries (C.A.P.E.) updates, including recent CIT actions for IEEPA tariffs and ACE Portal Reports that importers should be aware of.
  •  Current legal proceedings on Section 122 Tariffs and possible refunds.
  •  Other pending Section 232, Section 301, and congressional orders and tariffs under investigation.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

  • Section 301 Forced Labor – what tariffs stack, what is exempted, and how to calculate your tariff exposure.
  •  What to anticipate in future CBP actions in concert with enhanced forced labor enforcement.
  •  Section 301 Brazil – Impact of the tariff and legal standing.
  •  CIT Litigation Impact – Analysis of the most recent CIT summary-judgment rulings on IEEPA and Section 122 tariffs, timeline on a ruling for liquidated IEEPA entries, and current importer recourse options.
  •  Classification & Country of Origin Treatment – HTSUS subheadings to monitor and origin rules to be aware of.
  •  Compliance Roadmap – Documentation, record-keeping best practices, and audit-readiness steps.
  • Live Q&A with Licensed Customs Broker Matt New.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • International shippers and importers
  • Supply-chain and procurement managers
  • Finance and operations executives
  • Trade-compliance and regulatory teams

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