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Wherever you are in your trade compliance career, the International Compliance Professionals Association (ICPA) — A Network of People a World of Knowledge — is built to support it.

Learning & events

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Events and learning designed by practitioners, for practitioners, across all levels and specialties.

Upcoming events

Nov
3–5
2026
ICPA Mexico Conference
Earn 10 CEUs towards LCB, CCS/MCS and CUSECO/CUSICO. The USMCA joint review, Mexico's customs reforms and nearshoring. Bilingual tracks.
Mexico City, Mexico
Hosted by ICPA
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Nov
17
2026
Webinar hosted by Wise Tech Global
Webinar · 12:00 – 1:00 PM CT
Hosted by Wise Tech Global
Mar
7–10
2027
ICPA Annual Conference
ICPA's flagship annual program across customs, export controls and trade compliance practice. Kidz Kamp runs alongside.
Orlando, FL
Hosted by ICPA
Apr
7–8
2027
2027 ICPA Spring Annual Europe Conference
The Global Trade Insights format returns to the UK. Agenda to be announced.
Wembley, England
Hosted by ICPA
Diana the Huntress fountain on Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City
2026 ICPA Inaugural Mexico Conference

ICPA Mexico Conference

November 3-5, 2026 Mexico City, Mexico

Building the Future of North American Trade: the USMCA joint review, Mexico's customs reforms and nearshoring, with bilingual tracks.

10 CEUs towards LCB; CCS/MCS; CUSECO/CUSICO

Certification & CEUs

Certifications

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Training providers

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Continuing education

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Resources & intelligence

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ICPA distills complex policy, regulatory, and market shifts into clear, actionable insights for compliance professionals.

This week in trade policy

A new proclamation changes the Section 338 list of Canadian goods on October 30: 100 subheadings added, 22 removed

A proclamation signed October 23 further modifies the Section 338 list of Canadian products. For goods entered, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m. ET on October 30, 2026, it deletes 22 subheadings and inserts 100. The White House fact sheet says the duties apply regardless of USMCA origin and in addition to Section 232 tariffs. As of October 25, ICPA has located no Federal Register publication.

Regulatory status

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Focus areas

Export controls
Sanctions & AML
Customs & trade
Supply chain
Data & privacy
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