Section 321 is going away. What does that mean for your business?
If your brand ships low-value goods into the U.S. through cross-border fulfillment, you could be hit with major cost increases, unexpected duties and serious supply chain slowdowns.
We brought in Tim Manning, one of the leading voices in global trade and tariffs, to answer your biggest questions before the new rules take effect.
What you’ll learn:
✅ What’s actually changing when de minimis ends
✅ How this impacts cost, speed and your bottom line
✅ What brands should be doing right now to prepare
✅ Who’s most exposed—and how to get ahead
✅ Why it matters
This is more than a policy change. It’s a supply chain shakeup that could rewrite how your business fulfills and delivers.
Speakers
Timothy W. Manning
Former White House Supply Chain Coordinator for the Biden Administration
Timothy W. Manning is a seasoned expert in emergency management, national security, and resilience. He has held key roles in government, including Deputy Administrator at FEMA and White House COVID-19 Supply Chain Coordinator. Currently, he serves as a consultant specializing in disaster preparedness and homeland security.
Remington Tonar
Co-founder & Chief Growth Officer, Cart.com
Remington Tonar has held executive roles including CFO, COO, CRO and CMO. He leads critical strategy and external engagement functions, including government and investor relations. A seasoned expert in innovation and entrepreneurship, he has a background in change management consulting, venture capital and smart cities research. He also teaches entrepreneurship at Rice University’s School of Business.