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China Extends US Tariff Exclusion Period for Food Additive, Other Goods
January 4, 2022 |Asia Pacific

China recently extended its Section 301 retaliatory tariff exclusion period for the food additive sorbitol and certain other U.S. goods, USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service said Dec. 31. The exclusion, which was set to expire last month, was extended until June 30 and marks the third time China has extended its tariff exclusion for sorbitol. USDA said the U.S. was the largest exporter of sorbitol to China in 2020.

USMCA Part 102 Rule Change, Cosmetic ACE Enhancements Coming in 2022, Lawyer Says
December 29, 2021 by Mara Lee|Customs

A Sandler Travis lawyer, looking forward to trade developments in 2022, said CBP is scheduled to issue a final rule in February for USMCA implementation, including applying the part 102 rules for nonpreferential purposes to goods produced in Canada and Mexico (see 2107010045). "This would avoid situations where goods could qualify under the USMCA as a product of Mexico, but still be hit with Section 301 tariffs," Mark Tallo said on the firm's "Two Minutes on Trade" podcast.

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