Impact of US tariffs on exporters and importers

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Overview

In this expert-led UK roundtable, it is discussed about the impact of US tariffs on exporters and importers, focusing in particular on:

  • An overview of developments over the last few months with comments from a US expert.
  • The views of UK trade and customs expert on what traders should do to avoid costly mistakes.
  • What can we expect in the future and how can we best prepare?

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