Top ITT Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
International Trade Today is providing readers with the top stories from May 17-21 in case they were missed. All articles can be found by searching on the titles or by clicking on the hyperlinked reference number.
Article | Reference # |
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EU, US Aim to Lift Section 232 Tariffs and Retaliatory Measures by Year's End | 2105170005 |
Appropriations Asking Why Food Inspections, Import Sampling Declined Before COVID-19 | 2105170046 |
Finance Committee Chair Introducing Bill to Renew GSP, MTB | 2105180075 |
USTR and Canadian Counterpart Discuss Trade Irritants, Forced Labor, Climate Change | 2105180020 |
CBP Says Golf Club Importers Must Report Origin of Each Component | 2105190035 |
Ways and Means Leadership Largely Comfortable With Wyden GSP Bill | 2105190043 |
Commerce Confirms June 28 Effective Date for Aluminum Licensing, Extends Deadline for Some Data | 2105200037 |
Romney Says US Must Join Allies to Confront Chinese Economic Abuses | 2105200050 |
More Than 100 Shipments Being Held Under WROs at Port of LA/LB | 2105210042 |
CBP Legislative Task Force Bound by Nondisclosure Agreements, Membership Still Unreleased | 2105210023 |