Trade Year in Review: Tariffs, UFLPA, Sanctions Evasion, Import Declarations

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

Importers Have Borne Nearly All Costs of Section 301 and 232 Tariffs, ITC Finds

CBP Issues Guidance on Best Practices for UFLPA Applicability Reviews

Trade Policy Agenda Focuses on China, Engagement with Partners, Worker-Centered Policies

Sanctions Evasion to Get Increased Enforcement Focus

Import Declaration Requirement for Wood Articles to be Expanded

Food Facility Identifier Requirement Now Fully Implemented

“Product of USA” Labels on Meat, Poultry, Eggs to Get Stricter Requirements

Don’t Retaliate for Chinese Economic Coercion, Report Urges

U.S., EU to Negotiate Trade Agreement on Critical Minerals

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