Rules of origin codified in trade agreements play a crucial role in shaping global supply chains by setting out rules to ascertain the origin of a good. The newly negotiated U.S.-Mexico-Canada ...

A certificate of origin declares which country a commodity or good was manufactured in. Here's how they are used in international trade and how to get one.

USMCA’s current rules of origin, let alone more stringent ones, won’t help reshore electric vehicle production. On the contrary, they could trigger “inversions,” pushing U.S. firms offshore.

Tradeverifyd®, a leading platform in trade compliance and supply chain risk mitigation, announces the immediate availability of its innovative "Tradeverifyd® USMCA Preferential Claim Report ...

Certifying a product's origin under the USMCA actually amounts to "self-certification" by the producer, exporter or importer rather than a government body, Goldman said.

The USMCA, implemented in 2020, significantly raised the threshold for automotive regional content from 62.5% to 75%. This increase was designed to strengthen manufacturing within the three ...