NOTE FROM THE EDITOR

Mark your calendars: The tariff timeline has shifted again.

Just days before a 90-day pause on country-specific reciprocal tariffs was scheduled to expire, President Donald Trump pushed implementation back again — this time to Aug. 1. 

But that's not all. Here's a quick snapshot of other tariff-related actions the White House has taken this week: 

• Trump shared several letters outlining the tariff rates the U.S. will charge imports from certain countries come Aug. 1. You can find an updated list of those tariffs here.
• The U.S. plans to impose a 50% tariff on copper imports, also beginning Aug. 1. The move builds on a Section 232 investigation into copper imports Trump ordered earlier this year.
• The Trump administration also has its eyes on Brazil, with plans to begin charging a 50% tariff on imports from the country, also on Aug. 1, while launching a Section 301 probe into the country. 

The current trade landscape remains uncertain amid these additional shifts in tariff implementation. How have the latest changes impacted your company’s strategy? I’d love to know. Send me an email at kstroh@industrydive.com.