Cindy Allen
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- Sep 10, 2026
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- Sep 4, 2026
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[EVENTS] Why Trade Associations Matter: Inside VMA26 With Will Fediw (Podcast) (opens the original)
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Why Trade Associations Are a Business Asset, Not Just a Networking Group Trade associations are often seen as networking groups. Typically, that means swapping business cards and hearing the occasional industry update. However, according to Will Fediw of the Virginia Maritime Association (VMA), that view sells them short. In this episode of Simply Trade, Will joins hosts Lalo Solorzano and Cindy Allen. Together, they explain how association membership can become a genuine extension of a company’
[Cindy’s Version] Tolerate It: Is The Administration Redefining Country Of Origin? (Podcast) (opens the original)
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Taylor Swift’s “Tolerate It” wasn’t written about supply chains. But according to Cindy Allen on this week’s episode of Simply Trade: Cindy’s Version, the song captures exactly what the trade community is feeling right now watching foundational rules potentially get rewritten in real time. Cindy opens with newly announced Section 232 duties on certain advanced drones a 100% rate for much of the world, with different treatment for select trading partners. Additional component-level duties could f
[Cindy’s Version] Bad Blood: U.S.-Canada Trade Tensions & A New Era Of Customs Enforcement (Podcast) (opens the original)
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Bad Blood: IEEPA Refund Delays, Transshipment Rules, and the U.S.-Canada Trade War In this week’s Simply Trade: Cindy’s Version, host Cindy Allen ties two weeks of major trade news to a fitting Taylor Swift pick: Bad Blood. Refunds, Transshipment, and New Compliance Risk CBP delayed CAPE 3 IEEPA refund processing. Meanwhile, several attorneys report CBP is still offsetting disputed debts, despite court statements to the contrary. If you have open state or federal debts, it’s worth checking your
[Cindy’s Version] The Tortured Trade Department: Tariffs, AI & The New Enforcement Reality (Podcast) (opens the original)
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Trade Compliance Gets Its “Tortured Poets” EraOn this week’s Simply Trade, Cindy Allen borrows from Taylor Swift’s The Tortured Poets Department to capture where trade compliance stands. In short, it’s a wave of tariff changes, enforcement activity, and advancing technology. Section 232 Keeps ExpandingNew Section 232 requirements now touch pharmaceuticals, solar-grade polysilicon, and derivative products. In addition, Commerce has proposed adding 14 products to the existing copper, steel, and al
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