Tariff Tracker - February 2026
Tariff tracker for the month of February 2026 updated as of February 20.
** On February 20, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) does not authorize the President to impose tariffs under a national declared emergency. The Trump Administration is expected to impose alternative tariff actions in the absence of IEEPA tariffs.
ASTA is closely reviewing the opinion and assessing potential impacts on current and future tariff measures affecting the spice trade. In the interim, this tariff tracker is still available as a reference.
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Update on Cross-border Trade and Tariffs
At the 2025 ASTA Annual Meeting & Exhibits, held on April 9th in Savannah, Georgia, Shawn Jarosz presented “Update on Cross-Border Trade and Tariffs” as part of the symposium "Navigating the Spice Supply Chain Course: Discourse, Disruption, and Solutions." The session provided a comprehensive overview of trade policy and tariff actions implemented to date, with a specific focus on their impact on U.S. spice imports. Jarosz highlighted the critical role that cross-border trade and tariff policies play in shaping supply chain stability, pricing, and market access. The presentation also examined ongoing and proposed mitigation efforts to manage disruptions and maintain a resilient trade flow. Key takeaways emphasized the need for industry stakeholders to stay informed and engaged on trade developments, and to explore collaborative strategies to adapt to evolving global trade dynamics.
