Trump’s tariffs: Tracking the status of US trade actions

President Donald Trump has rolled out a deluge of tariffs in his second term and is promising more. Here’s where each tariff — whether in place or proposed — currently stands.

By Phil Neuffer , Edwin Lopez • Updated 7 hours ago

Build-A-Bear Workshop pulls forward inventory to deflect tariff impact

The stuffed animal retailer says the move enables better flexibility in a fluctuating trade environment. 

By Kelly Stroh • March 27, 2025

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Here’s how companies are navigating evolving global trade and tariff policies, rising costs and operational uncertainty across supply chain networks.

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Johnson & Johnson boosts US manufacturing as big pharma reshores

The company is pledging $55 billion over the next four years to open new production facilities.

By Jonathan Gardner • March 27, 2025

US auto tariffs begin, part tariffs to start May 3

A 25% import tax is being applied to foreign vehicles, though a federal register notice clarifies foreign parts will be taxed at a later date.

By Kelly Stroh • Updated April 3, 2025

The construction materials most at risk for tariffs, per Skanska

Rebar, structural steel, piping and ductwork are all facing price volatility, according to Skanska USA Building executive Steve Stouthamer.

By Sebastian Obando • March 26, 2025

Trump admin delays traceability rule to contain foodborne illness outbreaks

The 30-month pause comes as major companies have grappled with E. coli and listeria contamination within their supply chains.

By Sarah Zimmerman • March 25, 2025

Trump threatens tariffs on Venezuela’s oil buyers

The president said he will levy duties against countries that import oil or gas from the South American country starting April 2.

By Phil Neuffer • Updated March 25, 2025

Corning, Suniva and Heliene form US solar supply chain

The companies aim to produce a module made with polysilicon, wafers and cells manufactured in the U.S.

By Sara Samora • March 24, 2025

Businesses are feeling optimistic in 2025

In 2025, 85% of global suppliers are driven by a newfound optimism, embracing innovation and growth.

March 24, 2025

Trump orders review of domestic critical mineral production

Federal agencies must identify lands and projects that can be developed immediately, per an executive order signed Thursday.

By Phil Neuffer • March 21, 2025

How fashion leaders are thinking about tariffs, textile sustainability

Companies should focus on smart sourcing and responsible manufacturing in response to fluctuating tariffs, per Stephen Lamar, president and CEO of the American Apparel and Footwear Association. 

By Laurel Deppen • March 21, 2025

Nissan, SK On announce $661M EV battery supply deal

The automaker will use the batteries for electric vehicles manufactured at its assembly plant in Mississippi.

By Kelly Stroh • March 20, 2025

EU moving forward with tariff countermeasures

Member countries voted in favor of implementing retaliatory actions to U.S. tariffs, starting April 15. 

By Phil Neuffer • Updated April 9, 2025

De minimis changes: Businesses, trade groups weigh in

Customs and Border Protection proposals to increase data requirements and limit the exemption's use drew a mixed response from commenters.

By Max Garland • March 20, 2025

Kroger keeps eye on produce tariff exposure

The supermarket chain is also identifying opportunities to diversify its sourcing base for other commodities.

By Kelly Stroh • March 20, 2025

What 25 retail leaders are saying about tariffs

From price increase warnings to confidence that vendor relationships will help ride out the storm, here's how the retail C-suite plans to weather tariffs.

By Kaarin Moore • March 20, 2025

Tariffs are paused for USMCA-compliant goods. How can companies qualify?

Businesses that previously found pursuing USMCA treatment cost-prohibitive are scrambling to determine if they meet the trade deal’s requirements.

By Phil Neuffer • March 19, 2025

Food manufacturers seek ‘targeted’ tariff exemptions from White House

The Consumer Brands Association, which represents PepsiCo, Conagra and Mondelēz, said ingredients such as cocoa, coffee and certain spices aren’t produced in the U.S.

By Christopher Doering • March 19, 2025

As tariffs loom over pharma manufacturing, a reshoring effort is underway — but not without challenges

Experts say cost and other barriers present challenges to returning to U.S. shores.

By Kelly Bilodeau • March 18, 2025

Tariff uncertainty sparks manufacturing anxiety, especially among small firms

Shifting foreign suppliers could become more difficult as the Trump administration continues to enact new widespread tariff policies.

By Kate Magill • March 17, 2025

Metal tariffs make American manufacturing less competitive, can makers say

The present tariffs situation “opens the door for cheaper canned foods to flood the U.S. market from China and other foreign competitors,” the Can Manufacturers Institute said. U.S. trade groups are calling for exemptions.

By Maria Rachal • March 17, 2025

AI, automation enrich Kraft Heinz’s supply chain

The food product maker aims to enhance procurement processes and boost productivity as part of a larger transformation journey.

By Phil Neuffer • March 17, 2025

What 6 food and beverage companies are saying about tariffs

CEOs of General Mills, Tyson Foods and Coca-Cola are among companies warning of an impact to their bottom line, with some predicting price increases from a prolonged trade war.

By Sarah Zimmerman , Christopher Doering • March 17, 2025

Jack Daniel’s maker says Canada pulling stock worse than tariffs

Brown-Forman's CEO worries the response to U.S. duties by retailers could spread to Europe.

By Chris Casey • March 13, 2025

Fashion industry ‘nervous’ over potential Vietnam tariffs

Though the region isn’t as large of a sourcing hub as China, experts say duties on Vietnam would create headwinds for footwear and apparel companies.

By Laurel Deppen • March 13, 2025