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The following update is drawn from a communication issued by various news sources and primarily the Liberty Justice Center, the national nonprofit law firm that served as lead counsel in V.O.S. Selections v. Trump, the case that originated the IEEPA tariff challenge and produced the Supreme Court’s February 2026 ruling that IEEPA does not authorize […]

Tariff Development Recap: It has been a significant week for U.S. trade policy, with developments affecting both proposed tariffs and ongoing IEEPA litigation. Following the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down the IEEPA tariffs, the Administration continues to find ways to implement tariffs on imported goods. We are currently in the Section 122 phase of 10% […]

The Wine and Spirits Shippers Association (WSSA) is proud to announce a refreshed brand identity and a new website, coinciding with our 50th anniversary. This rebrand reflects our ongoing growth, modern vision, and dedication to supporting the global beverage industry with enhanced resources and advocacy. The redesigned platform features an updated look, intuitive navigation, and […]

It has been a busy week in tariff and trade developments and not in a good way. Below is an update on the latest developments. There is a lot of information, and it is complicated, so please feel free to reach out to WSSA with any specific questions or clarifications. We also are providing a link to […]

IEEPA CAPE Phase 1 Update: On Tuesday as scheduled, CBP filed its latest declaration on progress in the CAPE refund process. To date, 157,402 CAPE declarations have been submitted, with 108,760 passing file validation—a validation rate of just over 69%. CBP also reported that approximately $85 billion in potential and certified refunds have been accepted […]