Top ITT Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
International Trade Today is providing readers with the top stories from April 12-16 in case they were missed. All articles can be found by searching on the titles or by clicking on the hyperlinked reference number.
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| Article | Reference # |
|---|---|
| NCBFAA May Request Continuing Education as Part of Customs Modernization Legislative Package | 2104120025 |
| Settlement Reached in ITC Battery Import Ban | 2104120004 |
| CBP Constrained in Sharing WRO Information Under Xinjiang Cotton WRO | 2104130050 |
| Section 301 Plaintiffs Threaten April 22 Motion to Stop Import Liquidations | 2104130036 |
| NCTO Asks OMB to Move Forward on Proposal to End de Minimis for Section 301 Goods | 2104140059 |
| US-China Business Council President Expects Section 301 Tariffs Will Stay at Least Through 2022 | 2104140054 |
| Panasonic VP Hopes for ‘More Measured Use' of Tariffs Under Biden | 2104150008 |
| USTR Says Globalization Leads to Race to Bottom in Environmental Standards | 2104150039 |
| CBP Detained 371 Shipments Over Forced Labor Since October | 2104160010 |
| Brady Would Like MTB Renewal Before July Recess, India to Return to GSP | 2104160055 |