Jurisdictions · US-FED
Monitor U.S. federal customs and trade regulator pages
U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. International Trade Commission, Office of the United States Trade Representative update these pages without announcing it. NoticeHound checks 9 official U.S. federal pages every day and emails you a before/after diff of each confirmed change — every Monday for free, or the same day on a paid plan — with a timestamped snapshot you can keep as evidence.
Coming soon — we are running these pages ourselves first
The 9 pages we watch in U.S. federal
Every one verified by hand: it loads, it carries real content, and it is the page the agency actually updates first. Links go straight to the official source.
- CBP — Customs Bulletin and Decisions — U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- CBP — Federal Register (API) — U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- CBP — IEEPA Duty Refunds — U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- CBP — IEEPA Frequently Asked Questions — U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- CBP — Trade Remedies (Section 232, 301, IEEPA) — U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- USITC — HTS Revisions (API) — U.S. International Trade Commission
- USTR — Federal Register (API) — Office of the United States Trade Representative
- USTR — Press Releases — Office of the United States Trade Representative
- USTR — Section 301 Investigations — Office of the United States Trade Representative
What you get
Free, with no time limit
- Every U.S. federal page above, checked daily
- A summary of the confirmed changes every Monday
- Word-level diff: what was added, what was removed
Same-day alerts, when you need them
- Each change emailed as soon as it's confirmed — try it free for 14 days
- Two-pass confirmation — rotating banners do not wake you up
- Slack, webhooks and up to 24 months of history on paid plans
Evidence you can keep
- Timestamped snapshot of the page as it was
- Full change history, exportable to CSV
- The official source URL on every record
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NoticeHound reports observed changes to publicly accessible pages. It does not interpret regulations and does not tell you whether a rule applies to your business.