Sumisho Global Logistics USA

Tariffs can change overnight. Trade investigations can affect entire product categories. Geopolitical events can force businesses to rethink sourcing, routing, and compliance strategies with little warning.

For large corporations, dedicated trade and compliance teams help navigate these challenges. For many small and mid-sized importers and exporters, the responsibility falls on a handful of people already wearing multiple hats.

If you've ever wondered whether you're asking the right questions, or worried about what could happen if you're not, this webinar is for you.

In this practical 30-minute session, we'll go beyond the headlines and focus on what today's trade environment actually means for businesses moving goods between the U.S. and Asia. You'll learn how experienced importers and exporters evaluate risk, identify vulnerabilities before they become problems, and build greater flexibility into their supply chains when the unexpected happens.

**You'll walk away with:**

• A clearer understanding of the current tariff and trade landscape and what it could mean for your business

• The questions many companies don't think to ask until a disruption, cost increase, or compliance issue forces the conversation

• A framework for evaluating your exposure to tariff actions, trade investigations, and policy changes

• Practical ways to improve supply chain resilience without completely overhauling your operation

• Greater confidence in the conversations you're having with suppliers, freight forwarders, and customs partners

**Who should attend:**

Importers and exporters moving goods between the United States and Southeast Asia or Japan, especially businesses that need to stay agile in a rapidly changing trade environment but don't have a dedicated team monitoring every policy development.

**What we'll cover:**

• The current state of U.S.-Asia trade and where the greatest uncertainties exist today

• Section 301 actions, tariff exposure, geopolitical conflicts, and how to assess potential impacts on your business

• Supply chain contingency planning when sourcing, routing, or compliance requirements change unexpectedly

• The strategic, operational, and cost-related questions you should be asking now, not after a disruption occurs

No sales pitch. No industry jargon. Just practical insights to help you make better decisions and stay prepared when the trade environment changes.
