Helping you navigate the changing tariff landscape
In response to the recent tariff reforms announced by the Trump administration, AGA is pleased to offer up-to-date guidance and strategic insights on the potential global impacts of these changes.
AGA members including from Australia, Latin America, Canada, China, Europe, and the US will provide the latest analysis of the proposed and existing tariffs, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities these policies present. By sharing these updates, we aim to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to successfully navigate this period of uncertainty.
For more information or assistance please reach out to our members below in the first instance:
Latest AGA webinar recordings:
The New Tariff Landscape: Impact and Challenges
Experts from our member firms in Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, Mexico, and the US, break down the complexities of the proposed/in-place tariffs and address the challenges and potential advantages of the new policies.
The New Tariff Landscape: Impact and Challenges 2
This event explores in greater detail the practicalities and opportunities arising from the tariff changes. Building upon the foundational knowledge shared previously, you will gain actionable insights to help you navigate this evolving trade landscape.
Keep up to date around the world:
Click on the links below to read the latest updates from our AGA member firms:
Torres Trade Law - USA
Up to 170% Tariffs on Certain Chinese-Origin Goods 
US Trade Representative Seeks Comments on Reciprocal Tariffs
High Reciprocal Tariffs Announced on "Worst Offenders" 10% on all Other Countries
VTZ - Mexico
Executive Order Tariffs - Summary, Mexico, April 10
US increases tariffs on steel and aluminium
The U.S. Implements New Tariffs on Mexican Products
audalis - Germany
Germany's Tariff Landscape - overview
Germany's Tariff Landscape - full summary
IPO Pang Shenjun - China
China - Navigating Strategic Shifts
Madrona Fialho - Brazil
Tariffs May Prove Beneficial for Brazil - Reuters
Deutsch Miller - Australia
The New US Tariff Landscape: An Australian Perspective
