Trade Year in Review: China, Enforcement, Forced Labor, Export Data, Trade Agreements

ST&R is publishing a series of articles on major trade stories from the past year. Although the below articles were originally published in May 2023, the issues they cover are ones traders should keep in mind going into 2024.

U.S. Considers Options for Responding to Chinese Economic Coercion

Export Control Enforcement Strike Force Moves Quickly With First Criminal Charges

CBP Ruling Raises Questions on Entry of Goods Suspected of Being Made with Forced Labor

Tougher Trade Enforcement Should Include New Measures, Ways and Means Committee Hears

Tougher Enforcement of AD/CV Duty Laws Could be Coming

First Criminal Enforcement Action Under Product Safety Law Yields $500,000 Fine

New Export Data Element, Other Changes to Foreign Trade Regulations Proposed

New Forced Labor Benefit for CTPAT Trade Compliance Participants

Supply Chain Resilience is Focus of First IPEF Agreement

Taiwan Trade Agreement Covers Customs, Trade Facilitation, Other Issues

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