Rick Turner has links to several articles on "the rosewood issue" on his blog
https://rickturnerblog.com/2017/03/16/rosewood-in-the-21st-century/The long and short of it seems to be: All international sales of all rosewood species are banned, domestic sales are mostly OK, and you can still travel internationally with your rosewood guitar.
I am in Norway, so for THIS small builder this means I will only be able to build with rosewood for as long as my personal stash lasts. Not an immediate problem, but I predict a lot more "Norwegian Wood" instruments are in my future… Which is OK by me, it can be both beautiful and made into great sounding instruments, if done correctly. I also think the market will gradually accept the "untraditional" looking back and side woods, as there is a lot of awareness about exotic woods and environmental issues in general. I think we will simply have to get used to the idea; its not like we haven't sen it coming, it should not be a big surprise for anyone who has been in the business for a while.
I am actually more concerned about ebony, prices are way up and quality has gone down for years. I will really miss the fingerboards, if it goes on the same list as rosewood, I haven't found anything I like as much.