Trade compliance is no longer divided into clean import, export-control, and sanctions lanes. Export-control tools are appearing in sanctions programs; sanctions-style diligence is becoming essential in forced-labor and origin reviews; and tariff classifications once used mainly to set duty rates now can determine whether an export is lawful.
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