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Dear Valued Customer, Effective with container shipments on August 7th, 2025 The White House has announced significant tariff increases on nearly all imported products into the US. The amounts vary based on origin and some are subject to additional changes creating an air of uncertainty.   CMI continues to uphold our firm belief in full transparency […]

Dear Valued Customer, As is detailed in the attached link, the well-publicized Executive Order from the White House regarding the reciprocal tariffs, the recent rates for most countries took effect on August 7th, 2025. This continues to be a fluid situation and while the cost of materials is relatively level, the additional tariff will be

Dear Valued Customer, Abington, PA (7/7/25) – Continental Materials, Inc. (CMI) continues to expand its team to support the companies long term growth initiatives and is pleased to announce the addition of Daniel Godfrey as Product Manager, effective July 7th. In this new role, Dan will be instrumental in supporting CMI’s strategic initiatives in new

Territory: NationwideEffective Date: July 28, 2025 Dear Valued Customer, Please be advised that due to rising costs in energy, materials, and transportation, there will be a price increase of 4% to 6% on all fiberboard and cant strip/tapered edge products nationwide effective with shipments July 28, 2025 (regardless of order date). All currently priced fiberboard

Dear Valued Customer, We are issuing an urgent update regarding significant changes to the Section 232 tariffs on imported steel and aluminum products, which are now in effect. These adjustments, announced in a recent White House proclamation, double the Section 232 tariff rate from 25% to 50%. This increase applies to goods released from customs

Continental Materials continues to keep you informed of recent developments regarding the US tariffs on imported goods that may impact your business. As you may be aware, there have been ongoing legal discussions surrounding these tariffs, most recently at the Court of International Trade (CIT) and Federal District Court of Appeals. We are closely monitoring