Tariff lawsuits surge as importers see path to blocked refunds
“In response to the government’s argument that importers with post-final entries will need to sue, the trade court judge overseeing tariff refunds started issuing court orders to plaintiffs in July. Now the lawsuits are ticking back up.”
[Bloomberg Law]
U.S. raises pressure on EU to deliver on non-tariff trade commitments
“The EU laws cited by Puzder require large companies operating in the EU, including U.S. firms, to disclose their environmental and social impacts, including working conditions across their supply chains. … Washington is also pushing the EU to amend its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), which imposes charges on imports of goods produced without meeting the bloc's carbon emissions standards.”
[Reuters]
Brazil opens reciprocity process against U.S. over tariffs
“Sources told Reuters in July that the government was reviewing options that included curbs on U.S. audiovisual companies and a suspension of pharmaceutical and agricultural patents.”
[Reuters]
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