Minimizing Regulatory Surprises: Potential Trade Policy Changes in an Election Year with Lila Landis

As geopolitical risks intensify worldwide, importers and exporters face growing challenges staying compliant. Trade expert Lila Landis shares insights on navigating these turbulent waters through risk assessment, regulatory awareness, and building robust compliance programs.

Main Points
- Top compliance trends for the election year, including trade deal impacts and C-suite advice
- Enforcing import/export regulations like forced labor detentions valued over $1B
- Understanding new FMC ocean shipping rules to avoid violations and ensure fair treatment
- Potential trade policy implications under Biden or Trump and 60%+ China tariffs
- Reviving US manufacturing, especially challenges in textile industry
- Circumventing sanctions through "black ships" and targeting facilitators

With international trade under pressures from sanctions, tariffs, and global events, proactive risk management is key. Lila Landis provides a framework and resources to filter priorities, focus training, and strengthen compliance programs through challenges. Staying informed equips professionals to navigate changing regulations and protect their organizations.

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• Lila Landis - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lilalandis/ 

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