Top ITT Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
International Trade Today is providing readers with the top stories from March 8-12 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 # |
|---|---|
| Important Deadlines Loom in Massive Section 301 Litigation | 2103080032 |
| CBP Provides Details on WRO Modification and Revocation Processes | 2103050053 |
| Walmart Joins Section 301 Litigation, Argues Tariffs are Unconstitutional | 2103090052 |
| Focus on Forced Labor Not Expected to Subside as Trade Facilitation Suffers | 2103090016 |
| CBP to Allow Continued Use of Part 102 NAFTA Marking Regs, Agency Official Says | 2103100025 |
| CIT Dismisses Challenge to Constitutionality of Section 232 Exclusion Process | 2103100028 |
| Lawyer Dubs High-Profile Section 301 Litigation Argument 'Illogical' | 2103110014 |
| Recent Ruling Lays Out USMCA Marking Rules for Agriculture Goods | 2103110031 |
| CBP Says More Forced Labor Findings Likely | 2103120051 |
| Malaysian Palm Oil Importer Sues NGO Head for Forced Labor Evidence | 2103120040 |