Trade Regulations Interactive Map - Supply Chain Software | Strategic Digital Supply Chain | e2open

In today’s rapidly changing [global trade](/content/global-trade/ "Global Trade"/index.html) environment, companies moving goods across borders require comprehensive, current, and accurate trade content data to ensure compliance. [E2open’s Global Knowledge](/content/global-trade/global-knowledge "Global Knowledge"/index.html) ® offers the industry’s most comprehensive global trade content data unmatched anywhere and is maintained by our in-house content team of trade specialists with near real-time updates using ISO 9001:2015-certified process.

To experience the power of this comprehensive trade content, follow three simple steps:

1. Choose from the sample list of trade topics under the “ Global Trade Topics” dropdown menu on the left as the first step, and then select desired option within the “ Regulatory Data” dropdown menu on the right.
2. Click on the country of interest on the map to see the list of coverage of the data below the map.
3. Search option may be used to perform a text search to filter the specific topics desired.

Global Trade Regulations

The interactive map below is only a representation of the full capabilities in e2open Global Knowledge. The map is not intended to show all the content in the database.

Global Trade Topics:

• Trump’s Tariff and Retaliatory Tariff Measures by Other Countries
• Regulatory Changes related to Russia-Ukraine Crisis
• WCO 2022
• Essential Global Trade Content
• Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement
• USMCA- United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement
• European Union-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement
• Regulatory Changes for COVID-19
• The Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)
• ASEAN - China Free Trade Agreement
• EFTA - Gulf Cooperation Council Free Trade Agreement
• MERCOSUR Free Trade Agreement
• European Union-Eastern and Southern Africa States (ESA) Free Trade Agreement

Regulatory Data:

• ADDITIONAL DUTY
• RETALIATORY TARIFF RECORDS
• SECTION 201
• SECTION 232
• SECTION 301

The first term of Trump's Administration was marked by the implementation of a range of additional tariffs under Sections 301, 232, and 201. These tariffs targeted specific countries and products identified as threats to the US domestic market and national security. In response, numerous countries enacted their own retaliatory tariffs. Nations including China, the European Union, Mexico, Canada, Turkey, India, and Russia imposed additional duties in retaliation.

As President Trump resumes his second term, the tariffs from the United States and retaliatory tariffs from the impacted countries have returned with heightened intensity and swiftness.

If you are apprehensive about how the tariffs from the Trump Administration could impact your supply chain and business operations, you have landed at the right place. This page provides a detailed overview of global distribution and the ramifications of these changes.

With multiple additional tariffs already in place on countries such as China, Hong Kong, Mexico, and Canada, the global trade community anticipates much more similar tariffs such as reciprocal tariffs from the U.S. and potential countermeasures from other nations. Due to these rapid developments in the current global trade world, it is crucial to remain well-informed. We encourage you to remain connected and bookmark this page for continuous updates.

Global Distribution of Trump’s Tariff and Retaliatory Tariff Measures

(Hover over a country to see the enacted measures)

In response to COVID-19, government authorities around the world are enacting new trade regulations to ensure the availability of strategic resources and to protect citizens from harm. These measures include export bans of protected items like medical supplies and medicines, tax relief to encourage the import of these same items and import prohibitions of wild animals. This information is updated daily and shared to help companies and non-governmental organizations navigate an increasingly fluid regulatory environment.

Global Distribution of COVID-19 Regulatory Trade Changes

Regulatory Trade Changes

Details of COVID-19 Regulatory Trade Change

WCO Global Changes

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