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Tai Talks WTO Moratorium on Duties on Electronics Sales, Environmental Goods, EU Section 301 Settlements
June 7, 2022 by Mara Lee|World Trade Organization

A week before U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai heads to Geneva for the World Trade Organization's ministerial conference, she said she's excited for what the meeting could bring, though she avoided predicting that either an intellectual property waiver for COVID-19 vaccines would be approved, or that the 20-year fisheries negotiations would be closed.

Brady Says Compromise on GSP, MTB, Tariff Exclusions Can Be Found
June 7, 2022 by Mara Lee|Top News

The top Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee, Rep. Kevin Brady, R-Texas, said he doesn't think the chatter among lobbyists that the trade title could be dropped from a compromise China package has any merit (see 2205310033). Lobbyists were reacting to a leaked timeline that said the negotiations should be finished, and the new legislative language done, by June 21. The House is scheduled to leave Washington for two weeks at the end of the day on June 24.

Tai Talks WTO Moratorium on Duties on Electronics Sales, Environmental Goods, EU Section 301 Settlements
June 6, 2022 by Mara Lee|USTR

A week before U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai heads to Geneva for the World Trade Organization's ministerial conference, she said she's excited for what the meeting could bring, though she avoided predicting that either an intellectual property waiver for COVID-19 vaccines would be approved, or that the 20-year fisheries negotiations would be closed.

Topics:Customs duty, World Trade Organization (WTO), Forced Labor
Inflationary China Tariffs ‘Punish American Consumers,’ Tweets Shapiro
June 6, 2022 |Trade

The Section 301 tariffs on Chinese imports “boost inflation and punish American consumers,” tweeted CTA President Gary Shapiro Thursday, referencing a Washington Post editorial headlined, “It’s time for Biden to lift Trump’s China tariffs.” One of the “many messes” former President Donald Trump left behind “are sweeping tariffs on thousands of Chinese products,” said the editorial. Trump’s trade war with Beijing “has been a flop, escalating costs for Americans and generating little but ire from China,” it said. “It’s past time" for President Joe Biden "to end this. He should not wait months for a formal review of the tariffs.”