Tariff Refunds Are Just the Beginning: Cash Recovery, Risk Planning, and the Next Wave of U.S. Trade Actions
Importers across the consumer products, industrial products, and manufacturing sectors are facing a major tariff refund opportunity. With CBP’s CAPE refund process underway and billions of dollars potentially at stake, companies are evaluating eligibility, filing strategies, and cash recovery options.
At the same time, new and pending trade actions, including Section 122 litigation, Section 301 investigations, and expanding Section 232 tariffs, are creating fresh financial, operational, and compliance considerations.
Join SAX and CargoTrans for a practical discussion on how businesses can pursue available refund opportunities while preparing for the next phase of U.S. trade actions.
In this session, we’ll cover:
- Current CAPE filing and refund activity
- Who has legal rights to claim refunds
- DDP import considerations
- Updates on Section 122, Section 301, and Section 232 tariff activity
- Cash flow, inventory, and financial planning considerations
- Practical next steps for manufacturers, distributors, and importers
Who Should Attend:
Importers, manufacturers, distributors, finance and accounting leaders, supply chain and procurement professionals, customs and trade compliance teams, CFOs, controllers, and operations executives involved in landed cost and sourcing decisions.
Reserve your spot to join the discussion.
Date of Webinar
Wednesday, June 3, 2026
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM ET
Zoom Webinar
Speakers
Josh Chananie
Partner & Consumer Products Leader, SAX
Nunzio De Filippis
Co-CEO & Licensed Customs Broker, CargoTrans