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Below are the refined key foreign trade news on December 29, 2025, covering policies, logistics, cross-border e-commerce, and currency trends, with clear impacts and implications for businesses.
Key Foreign Trade News (Dec 29, 2025)
- USMCA Origin Rules Tightened to Block “Origin Laundering” via MexicoThe U.S. and Mexico have linked tariff rules for 544 items under USMCA to strictly enforce origin rules, aiming to prevent Chinese – made goods from entering the U.S. through Mexico by “laundering origins”. Exporters should review their supply chains and origin compliance to avoid tariff risks.
- Hainan Free Trade Port Fully Implements Zero – Tariff upon Customs ClosureHainan Free Trade Port has officially launched customs closure operations with a zero – tariff policy. In the first week after the closure, the number of newly registered foreign trade enterprises has increased year – on – year, which is beneficial for expanding duty – free trade and cross – border e – commerce layout.
- Global Ocean Freight Rates Rise for 4 Consecutive Weeks, Driven by Red Sea Diversion and Peak SeasonThe Shanghai Containerized Freight Index (SCFI) rebounded to 1,552.92. Rates for the U.S. West Coast jumped over 10% week – on – week, and those for the U.S. East Coast rose 7.3%. Maersk will continue to sail via the Cape of Good Hope in Q1 2026 due to the Red Sea crisis. Book shipping space early and lock in rates with floating clauses.
- Brazil to Impose 20% “Optional Tax” on Cross – border Low – Value Parcels from Jan 2026For parcels under $50 on platforms like Temu, Brazil will add a 20% tariff on top of the existing 17% tax. This is expected to raise the cost of cross – border e – commerce in Latin America; businesses should adjust pricing and compliance strategies.
- EU – US Steel Trade Barriers to Shift 20 Million Tons of Global Trade FlowsNew EU – US steel export license systems and 50% tariffs on over – quota imports will redirect about 20 million tons of steel trade. Exporters from Japan and South Korea are turning to Southeast Asia and the Middle East. Diversify export markets and prioritize local production in tariff – protected regions.
- Colombia Plans 25% Tariff Hike on Selected Ceramic Floor TilesColombia intends to raise tariffs on some ceramic floor tiles to 25%, which will increase the cost of building materials exports. Exporters need to recalculate pricing and explore alternative markets.
- Nigerian Naira Hits Record Low; Full Prepayment Advised for Shipments to NigeriaThe Naira’s official exchange rate plummeted to a record low today. A large number of containers are stranded in Lagos Port as importers cannot afford customs clearance fees and face auction risks. Collect 100% advance payment for shipments to Nigeria and avoid credit sales.
- Yen Volatile as BOJ Hints at Jan Rate Hike; Lock in Exchange Rates for Japan – Bound ExportsThe yen briefly strengthened past 138 against the dollar on hawkish remarks from the Bank of Japan, suggesting a rate hike in January. Use forward exchange settlement tools to hedge risks. A stronger yen may boost exports of Chinese products competing with Japanese manufacturers.
- TikTok Adjusts Seller Commission Structures in Indonesia and ThailandTikTok Shop has revised its commission rates for sellers in Indonesia and Thailand to optimize platform revenue and seller compliance. Cross – border merchants should check the latest fee schedules and adjust pricing strategies.
- EU CBAM Carbon Tariff Enters Final Countdown to Full EnforcementThe EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is approaching its “absolute enforcement period”. Exporters of high – emission products (such as steel, cement) must improve carbon footprint accounting and reporting to meet compliance requirements.