Tariffs
US tariffs on Canada: what ecommerce brands need to know
As of August 22, 2026, the United States charges an additional 50% duty on a wide list of Canadian-made goods under Section 338. Here is what ecommerce brands need to know.
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Tariffs
The New Rules of Cross-Border Commerce: Selling After De Minimis
The US, EU, and UK have all ended de minimis. Here is what the post-de minimis rules mean for your duties, data, and cross-border conversion in 2026.
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Global
What Cross-Border Merchants Should Evaluate Now
When a cross-border ecommerce provider like Global-e or Passport is acquired, the window to evaluate your options is narrow - integration periods move fast. Merchants who ask the right questions about roadmap, pricing, and support early stay in control of the outcome.
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DDU Shipping vs DDP: What Ecommerce Brands Need to Know
The recent changes in the tariff landscape have made duty and tax payments a growing concern for both consumers and global ecommerce brands, particularly when choosing between DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) and DDU (Delivered Duty Unpaid) shipping.
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