Trade‑remedy duty risk could raise client costs
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Dear Mr. Smith,
You have previously checked market information through Tridge, and I am reaching out because I have information that may be useful to your company.
Since you reviewed market information through Tridge, trade‑remedy petitions are again posing renewed risk that can add 10–100%+ duty overnight on key inputs like fertilizers or packaging.
Because duty shocks can arrive quickly, now is the right moment for your clients to adopt Tridge's Sourcing Intelligence to anticipate petitions, map alternative origins and add conditional contract terms.
Global importers are already making sourcing decisions based on Tridge's data.
If you want the trade‑remedy and forced‑labor signals relevant to your practice areas, please reply and I will send a brief.
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Jay Chun
Senior Commercial Intelligence Manager, Tridge
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