USTR Extends 81 Section 301 Tariff Exclusions for COVID Products through May 2022
USTR Extends Certain Exclusions from Sec. 301 Tariffs for COVID Treatment Products Trade Update • NOVEMBER 10, .......
CBP Warns Importers Not to Abuse Cancellation Requests
A warning to importers to not cancel entries filed to take advantage of pending or potential decreases in Section 301 duties and/or approval/extension of exclusions in violation of the applicable regulations. Find out all the important details here.
Biden Administration Unveils ‘New Approach’ to China Relationship
What are the four our key aspects of the Biden administration’s emerging China strategy that you need to know? We detail these for you here.
White House Considering Trade Probe Into China’s Subsidies
The Biden administration is reportedly considering launching an investigation into China’s widespread use of industrial subsidies under Section 301 of U.S. trade law, a move that could lead to additional tariffs on Chinese imports.
U.S. Must Take Action to Prevent Loss of Industries, Tai Tells Lawmakers
During a Senate hearing Wednesday, USTR Katherine Tai lamented what she said has become a now-familiar pattern in recent years of trade disputes devolving into “fights over the last scraps of an industry that we have lost to a competitor and in particular to the Chinese.”
Lawmakers Push for Reinstatement of Section 301 Tariff Exclusion Process
A bipartisan group of 40 senators earlier this week called on U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai to renew all expired Section 301 tariff exclusions and to reinstate a process for granting additional exclusions in future.
