Compliance guides and regulatory deadlines for global trade.
Starting July 8, 2026, US Customs requires electronic filing of safety certificates for all consumer products. Here's what changes, who's affected, and how to prepare in 60 days.
The EU is requiring Digital Product Passports for all products sold in Europe. Here's what small businesses need to know — deadlines, requirements, and how to comply affordably.
Children's apparel is the most regulated category in both the US and EU. With July 2026 deadlines approaching, here's the survival guide for boutique kids' wear brands.
The CPSC Risk Assessment Methodology (RAM 2.0) assigns risk scores to 600+ HTS codes. If your product's code is on the list, expect more inspections and slower clearance starting July 2026.
Most adult apparel doesn't need third-party lab testing — if you file the right disclaimer. Learn the difference between Disclaimer A (Code 130.005) and Disclaimer B (Code 130.006) and when each applies.
Most Shopify brands assume listing a product means it's compliant. It doesn't. Here's the gap between selling online and legally importing — and how to close it before July 2026.
The EU Digital Product Passport requires a QR code on every product — but what data must it link to? Here's the complete breakdown of DPP data requirements for 2027.
Non-compliance isn't free. Here are the hard numbers: CPSC fines, EU penalties, port delays, demurrage fees, and marketplace delisting — and what it actually costs to get compliant.