Tariffs & Trade: Section 232 Steel & Aluminum, Tariff Deadlines, CIT Litigation & Emerging U.S. Trade Deals

Stay ahead of the latest changes to Section 232 tariff processes, key regulatory deadlines, recent Court of International Trade rulings, and new trade agreements under negotiation.

In our latest webinar session, Green Worldwide Shipping’s Vice President of Regulatory Services, Kate Rayer, will cover:
• Section 232 tariff policy updates for steel and aluminum
• Upcoming July 9, 2025 deadline under the U.S.–U.K. Economic Prosperity Deal to adjust or confirm tariff rates and quotas for steel and aluminum
• The 90-day suspension of 115 percentage points of reciprocal U.S.-China tariffs, effective May 14, 2025 (expires August 12, 2025)
• The U.S.–India “Mission 500” framework to double bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030
• Outline of the recent CIT actions for IEEPA tariffs
Submit your questions when you register. We’ll address the most pressing topics LIVE during the session.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
• Section 232 Tariff Inclusion Process – Key provisions of the Interim Final Rule effective April 30, and how to prepare comments by the June 16 deadline
• U.K. EPD Review – What the July 9 review means for steel and aluminum quota adjustments or continued 50 percent duties
• U.S.-China Truce Details – Impact of the 90-day tariff suspension beginning May 14 on sourcing strategies
• U.S.-India “Mission 500” – Potential tariff and market-access implications of negotiations to double trade by 2030
• CIT Litigation Impact – Analysis of the May 28, 2025 CIT summary-judgment rulings invalidating IEEPA tariffs and the implications of the appellate stay
• Classification & FTZ Treatment – HTSUS subheadings to monitor and “privileged foreign status” rules before vs. after key dates
• Compliance Roadmap – Documentation, record-keeping best practices, and audit-readiness steps
• Live Q&A with Licensed Customs Broker Kate Rayer

Webinar Speaker

Kate Rayer, Vice President of Regulatory Services, Green Worldwide Shipping

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
• Importers of aluminum and steel articles
• International shippers and importers
• Supply-chain and procurement managers
• Finance and operations executives
• FTZ managers and warehouse directors
• Trade-compliance and regulatory teams