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The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) is requesting public comments to help identify significant foreign barriers that impact U.S. exports and foreign direct investment for inclusion in the 2026 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers (NTE Report), a comprehensive assessment of foreign trade barriers affecting U.S. economic interests. Learn more, including key takeaways for U.S. companies, industry groups, and trade associations regarding the NTE Report and requested topics of public comments. #InternationalTrade #USTR #Buchanan

The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) is requesting public comments to help identify significant foreign barriers that impact U.S. exports and foreign direct investment for inclusion in the 2026 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers (NTE Report), a comprehensive assessment of foreign trade barriers affecting U.S. economic interests. Learn more, including key takeaways for U.S. companies, industry groups, and trade associations regarding the NTE Report and requested topics of public comments. #InternationalTrade #USTR #Buchanan Dan Pickard Milton Koch, C.P.A. Carson Easterling

The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) is seeking public comments to identify significant foreign barriers impacting U.S. exports and foreign direct investment for the 2026 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers (NTE Report). This comprehensive assessment highlights key obstacles to U.S. economic interests abroad. For an in-depth analysis and essential insights on the NTE Report, including how industry groups, trade associations, and U.S. companies can engage with the process, check out my colleagues’ detailed article below. #InternationalTrade #USTR #Buchanan

The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) is requesting public comments to help identify significant foreign barriers that impact U.S. exports and foreign direct investment for inclusion in the 2026 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers (NTE Report), a comprehensive assessment of foreign trade barriers affecting U.S. economic interests. Learn more, including key takeaways for U.S. companies, industry groups, and trade associations regarding the NTE Report and requested topics of public comments.

At the recent International Trade Forum, an important message emerged: Italy’s exports continue to grow (+2.1% in the first half of 2025), despite rising tariffs and trade barriers worldwide. This highlights the strength of the Italian production system and the need to rethink international trade strategies. 🔹 Diversify markets: Relying on just a few foreign partners is no longer an option. We need to explore new markets where demand is growing and trade barriers are lower. 🔹 Master rules and tariffs: Customs and regulatory expertise are now essential for business success. Those who navigate complexity effectively gain a competitive edge. 🔹 Leverage the value of Made in Italy: Innovation, sustainability, and a strong identity distinguish us in a market where price alone is no longer enough. In an increasingly geopolitical trade environment, a dynamic, informed, and proactive approach is key. 📈 The goal is not just to export more, but to export smarter.

As Canada navigates a complex trade environment, the CUSMA agreement continues to play a pivotal role in supporting export resilience. While certain industries face higher tariffs, the majority of Canadian exports to the US are still moving across the border at low or zero rates—helping to cushion the economy from global trade tensions. Our report breaks down how this trade landscape is evolving, and what it means for both established industries and emerging sectors. For a closer look at the risks and opportunities in Canada’s trade outlook, and how your business can adapt, read our economic outlook. #CanadaEconomy #EconomicOutlook #DeloitteCanada #Policy

As Canada navigates a complex trade environment, the CUSMA agreement continues to play a pivotal role in supporting export resilience. While certain industries face higher tariffs, the majority of Canadian exports to the US are still moving across the border at low or zero rates—helping to cushion the economy from global trade tensions. Our report breaks down how this trade landscape is evolving, and what it means for both established industries and emerging sectors. For a closer look at the risks and opportunities in Canada’s trade outlook, and how your business can adapt, read our economic outlook. #CanadaEconomy #EconomicOutlook #DeloitteCanada #Policy

As Canada navigates a complex trade environment, the CUSMA agreement continues to play a pivotal role in supporting export resilience. While certain industries face higher tariffs, the majority of Canadian exports to the US are still moving across the border at low or zero rates—helping to cushion the economy from global trade tensions. Our report breaks down how this trade landscape is evolving, and what it means for both established industries and emerging sectors. For a closer look at the risks and opportunities in Canada’s trade outlook, and how your business can adapt, read our economic outlook. #CanadaEconomy #EconomicOutlook #DeloitteCanada #Policy

As Canada navigates a complex trade environment, the CUSMA agreement continues to play a pivotal role in supporting export resilience. While certain industries face higher tariffs, the majority of Canadian exports to the US are still moving across the border at low or zero rates—helping to cushion the economy from global trade tensions. Our report breaks down how this trade landscape is evolving, and what it means for both established industries and emerging sectors. For a closer look at the risks and opportunities in Canada’s trade outlook, and how your business can adapt, read our economic outlook. #CanadaEconomy #EconomicOutlook #DeloitteCanada #Policy

As Canada navigates a complex trade environment, the CUSMA agreement continues to play a pivotal role in supporting export resilience. While certain industries face higher tariffs, the majority of Canadian exports to the US are still moving across the border at low or zero rates—helping to cushion the economy from global trade tensions. Our report breaks down how this trade landscape is evolving, and what it means for both established industries and emerging sectors. For a closer look at the risks and opportunities in Canada’s trade outlook, and how your business can adapt, read our economic outlook. #CanadaEconomy #EconomicOutlook #DeloitteCanada #Policy