13 March 2025
On February 14, 2025, the U.S. government issued Executive Orders (EOs) concerning steel and aluminum imports, introducing a 25% duty on both raw materials and derivative articles. These tariffs are set to take effect on March 12, 2025. As a supply chain manager, ensuring compliance with these new tariffs minimizes cost impacts and maintaining operational efficiency. How does this affect your business? There are two primary categories covered by these new duties: 1. Aluminum or Steel Articles – Generally raw materials like aluminium or steel sheeting. 2. Derivative Aluminum or Steel Articles – Manufactured parts or components made from aluminum or steel.
To avoid unexpected costs, delays, or compliance issues, you must have complete transparency on the raw materials used in each part, as well as detailed country-of-origin information. But tracking this manually for every PO and shipment can be overwhelming—especially with the looming impact of these tariffs. How IDAS.AI Can Help You Stay Ahead IDAS.AI’s PO Visibility and Supplier Collaboration Platform offers a seamless solution to manage and track all these complexities in real time. Here’s how it can make your job easier and more efficient:
Don’t let the new tariffs catch you off guard. By using IDAS.AI’s PO visibility and supplier collaboration platform, you can manage supplier relationships more effectively, streamline tariff compliance, and avoid costly delays—ensuring a more efficient and profitable supply chain. Reach out today to learn how IDAS.AI can support your business in adapting to these changes and optimizing your supply chain operations.