Top ITT Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
International Trade Today is providing readers with some of the top stories for May 21-25 in case they were missed.
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Export Compliance Daily combines U.S. export control news, foreign border import regulation and policy developments into a single daily information service that reliably informs its trade professional readers about important current issues affecting their operations.
All articles can be found by searching on the titles or by clicking on the hyperlinked reference number.
| Article | Reference # |
| With Trade War On Hold, Observers Wonder What's Next for US-China Trade | 1805210029 |
| CBP Details Process for Importing Goods Exempt From Section 232 Tariffs | 1805210034 |
| Steel, Aluminum Tariffs to Remain on Chinese Goods Despite Pause in Section 301 Tariffs, Treasury Secretary Says | 1805220021 |
| E-commerce Growth, Risks Akin to Those Associated With Social Media, McAleenan Says | 1805220038 |
| CBP's Plans for ACE Funding Suggest Hybrid Solution for Section 321, New IOR Database for Risk Assessment | 1805230061 |
| Airforwarders Association Seeks Help From USTR on Worrisome Chinese Customs Information Requirements | 1805230022 |
| Administration Exploring Raising Tariffs on Cars, Auto Parts | 1805240002 |
| Scope of AD Duties on Chinese Candles to Stand After Importer Settles Case | 1805230054 |
| CAFC Broadens Scope of AD/CV Duties on Aluminum Extrusions in Decisions on Appliance Door Handles | 1805250031 |
| CBP Considering Possibility That Drawback Rules May Not Be Final by February | 1805240048 |