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  •  INDA launches international trade handbook

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    CARY -  INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry, has announced that the INDA International Trade Handbook is now available in the INDA store and free to download for INDA members.

    The handbook was written in partnership with the law firm Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg P.A. and represents several months of work compiling US trade and customs policy and compliance information impacting the nonwovens sector.

    The handbook is a comprehensive, 240-page guide to help you and your business understand and comply with US international trade law.  

    Information included in the handbook features active tariffs on goods coming into the US as of April 9, 2025, and tariff rates and classification codes for nonwoven roll goods and finished goods.

    For more information or to access the International Trade Handbook, please use this link and your member account login information.

    For other questions or inquires, contact Wes Fisher, INDA Director of Government Affairs.

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