Two Minutes in Trade

So have the section 232 tariffs been successful in reducing imports, increasing domestic capacity and shores up national security?  Listen for details on today’s Two Minutes In Trade.

Republican leadership of the Ways & Means Committee sets out its trade priorities for oversight which include enforcement, GSP, MTB & more. Listen for more on Two Minutes In Trade.

The US activated the dispute provisions of the USMCA for Mexico’s ban on biotech corn. Listen for more on today’s Two Minutes In Trade.

When is a steak a product of the USA? USDA is proposing a new rule defining when such an origin claim and label can be made. Listen for more on today’s Two Minutes In Trade.

The GSP program remains expired, but countries and companies are ramping up their lobbying efforts in Washington, DC, in hopes that the program will be renewed soon.

USTR report on China’s WTO compliance notes new laws and practices needed to address China’s unfair trade practices. Listen for more on today’s Two Minutes In Trade.

CBP is modifying and expanding its section 321 de minimis data pilot. Here’s what changing and why you should consider participating.

Congress May be directing trade policy through bipartisan legislation directing the government focus for export markets. Learn more on todays Two Minutes In Trade.

A brief discussion of the United States Department of Commerce/Bureau of Industry and Security’s new semiconductor and integrated circuit restrictions and how compliance with these rules may be impacted by the “U.S. person” versus “subject to EAR” restrictions at 15 CFR 744.6 and 15 CFR 744.23, respectively

The Mexican government recently issued a resolution that implements Mexico’s legal obligations related to forced labor under the USMCA. Unlike in the U.S., the Mexican procedure features transparency and due process from the start of an investigation.