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The latest U.S. customs and trade policy alerts, straight from the source.

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Greco reads the official record as it publishes and writes one issue a morning. On a day when nothing material happened, nothing arrives.

Regulatory actions covered

Tariff changes, duty orders and filing rules, the day they land.

Official documents cited

Every line links straight to the agency page it came from.

Primary sources

Federal Register, CBP CSMS, Presidential actions and USTR.

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  1. Straight from the agency

    The Federal Register, CBP, the White House and USTR are checked every hour, and every item links to the official notice.

    An alert in a sent issue, listing its sources: the White House proclamation and the earlier proclamation it amends.
  2. Checked before it's sent

    Published, effective, deadline and transition dates are listed separately, and tariff numbers are checked against the current USITC schedule.

    An alert headed with its deadline, and a strip listing its published, effective and transition dates separately.
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    The AI that answers keeps nothing: zero data retention. Your thread is encrypted and deleted after 90 days.

    The foot of an issue inviting a reply: one question a day, answered from the documents behind the alerts and nothing outside them.
  4. Always on file

    Every issue stays online with its own link, searchable, with no login. Nothing tracks what you open.

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