USTR Talks About Protecting Companies From Nonmarket Economies in Germany
A series of readouts from U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai after Feb. 23 meetings with German officials emphasized how the European Union and the U.S. need to work together to confront "global trade challenges, including those presented by non-market economies."…
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Tai met with Germany's federal minister for economic affairs and climate action, Germany's state secretary for international and EU affairs and the state secretary of the federal foreign office. She said she also spoke about the need to develop resilient supply chains. Tai also met with the leaders of the Transatlantic Business Initiative on Feb 23, and she and the group "agreed that transatlantic trade policy should reflect and promote our common values, including those that support workers and the environment," according to a USTR readout.