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Taylor Swift’s “Tolerate It” wasn’t written about supply chains. But according to Cindy Allen on this week’s episode of Simply Trade: Cindy’s Version, the song captures exactly what the trade community is feeling right now watching foundational rules potentially get rewritten in real time.

On this week’s Simply Trade, Cindy Allen borrows from Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department to capture where trade compliance stands. In short, it’s a wave of tariff changes, enforcement activity, and advancing technology.

A year ago, Cindy's Version launched with one goal: make trade news make sense, one Taylor Swift song at a time. This week's anniversary episode keeps that spirit alive and asks companies a hard question. Are you actually ready for what's next?

CBP has delayed IEEPA refund processing while simultaneously offsetting disputed debts, creating significant compliance challenges for importers. New transshipment rules threaten...

Recordkeeping may not be the most exciting part of trade compliance, but GTC instructor Arthur O’Meara has one word for what happens when companies get it wrong: draconian. On this episode of Simply Trade Tips, host Lalo Solorzano and Arthur tackle an often-overlooked part of import compliance: keeping the records you may need when Customs comes asking.

International trade keeps changing, but many companies are still running on old assumptions. Cindy Allen uses Taylor Swift’s “Right Where You Left Me” to ask whether the trade community is holding onto ideas about tariffs, sourcing, and supply chains that were formed in a very different environment.

The writing has been on the wall for a while. This week, some of those warnings turned into dates, duty rates, filing requirements, and even an import prohibition.

Tariff classification rewards precision. GTC instructor Arthur O’Meara tells host Lalo Solorzano the General Rules of Interpretation are the foundation every classifier needs. These six rules govern how products move through the Harmonized System. Skipping past them leads to shortcuts that don’t hold up under scrutiny.

In this episode of Simply Trade, host Andy Shiles sits down with Jennifer Amos. She is President of the Memphis World Trade Club and Director of Sales at Dunavant Logistics. Together, they explore the growth, infrastructure, and innovation powering Memphis logistics. In particular, they focus on the upcoming Memphis World Trade Week.

Trade associations offer far more than networking opportunities—they can serve as strategic extensions of your business team. Will Fediw of the Virginia Maritime Association explains how membership connects maritime supply chain professionals across ocean carriers, terminals, trucking, rail, warehousing, and trade services while navigating tariffs, regulatory changes, and cargo flow disruptions.

The Advanced Topics in Customs Compliance Conference (ATCC) is returning in 2027. According to organizers, the lessons from past years are clear: don’t wait to register.

DDP can sound like the perfect solution for a customer: the seller handles everything and delivers the goods. But for the seller, Delivered Duty Paid can bring obligations and costs that aren’t always obvious when the deal is made.

Host Victoria Schneider sits down with Elisabeth Sherrell and ICPA co-founder Lynda Thomas to explore how trade compliance professionals find their way into the field—often by accident—and why they stay. From corn dogs to customs, this conversation reveals the human side of an industry now thrust into the spotlight by tariffs and supply chain disruptions.

Artificial intelligence is transforming customs enforcement and border operations in ways that go far beyond simple automation. How are AI-powered platforms like CargoSeer helping customs agencies analyze cargo X-rays, integrate trade documentation, and identify high-risk shipments more effectively? This episode explores the evolution from basic image analysis to comprehensive decision-support systems that are reshaping global trade compliance.

Indeed, tariff engineering can do more than lower a company’s duty bill. On Simply Trade, hosts Lalo Solorzano and Andy Shiles talk with Hal Berman and John Petitte of Trade Insight. Together, they explain how tariff engineering works best as a cross-functional strategy.

Former CBP auditor Kathleen August explains why traditional audit readiness is no longer sufficient for importers facing increased customs scrutiny. With CBP's enhanced analytical capabilities...

For years, ICPA’s fall event has gone by a lot of names, the ITAR conference, the fall conference, trade week. This year, it’s getting a clean rebrand: the Global Trade Pathways Conference. On a recent Simply Trade Podcast episode, ICPA’s Victoria Schneider, Elisabeth Sherrell, and Lynda Thomas talked about what’s changing.