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Home > Tradeline News > Entries tagged import tariffs
  • A Tax On a Tax: U.S. Customs Demands Bigger Bonds as Trade Tariffs Rise

    Posted April 01, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies, U.S. Customs Issues

    In some cases, customs bond requirements have increased 500-fold as importers contend with extra duties associated with the administration’s tariffs on Chinese imports and steel/aluminum.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: trump administration,u.s. customs and border protection, cbp,import tariffs,import duties,u.s. customs bond,taxation

  • UK Firms Blast No-Deal Brexit Tariffs as Too Risky, Too Late

    Posted March 13, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    The decision to publish tariffs applicable in the event of a no-deal Brexit just 16 days ahead of when the UK is set to leave the EU brings fresh headaches for businesses already fed up with uncertainty.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: united kingdom, uk,brexit,no-deal brexit,theresa may,british parliament, westminster,european union, eu,import tariffs,manufacturing sector,global trade,global economy

  • U.S. Will Examine How to ‘Equalize’ Auto Tariffs With China

    Posted November 30, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies

    In the wake of GM’s plant closure decision, the USTR says it is looking into ways to “equalize the tariffs applied to automobiles,” despite less than 60,000 vehicles per year being imported from China.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: donald trump,trump administration,u.s. trade policy,china,u.s. trade representative, ustr,import tariffs,automotive sector,general motors, gm

  • Unifor President Wants Trudeau to Use Trump Tactics, Impose Stiff Tariff on GM Vehicles in Mexico

    Posted November 29, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    Viewing the GM closures as a harbinger of future moves to shift production from Canada and the U.S., Unifor head Jerry Dias wants the two countries to hit GM with a 40% tariff on its Mexican-built vehicles.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: general motors, gm,mary barra,plant closures,automotive sector,manufacturing,jerry dias,unifor,import tariffs,punitive duties,donald trump,trump administration,justin trudeau,trudeau government,us-mexico-canada agreement, usmca,usmca ratification

  • Trump Threatens GM Over Plant Closings as Trudeau Seeks to Reassure Workers

    Posted November 28, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    In a phone call yesterday, the two leaders expressed shared disappointment over GM’s job-killing restructuring plan, but took notably different approaches in how they planned to deal with the move.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: donald trump,trump administration,u.s. politics,general motors, gm,mary barra,trudeau government,justin trudeau,doug ford,ontario,unifor,jerry dias,canadian politics,import tariffs

  • U.S. Businesses Paid 50% More in Tariffs in September Due to Trump’s Trade War

    Posted November 07, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    American firms shelled out $4.4 billion in tariffs in September, with duties on steel and aluminum imports costing $545 million and punitive tariffs levied against China accounting for $800 million.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: trump administration,u.s. trade policy,trade wars,trade disputes,china,u.s. economy,import tariffs,steel-aluminum tariffs,section 301 china tariffs,farmers for free trade,tariffs hurt the heartland

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