By Fred Waite, AWPA Counsel Exclusion for Value Spring Quality Rod from Korea The US Department of Commerce (Commerce) announced … Continue reading Carbon Rod Antidumping Order Preliminary Exclusions
Material provided by the NAM US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on March 27 announced plans to temporarily reassign border … Continue reading Is the US/Mexican Border Closed for Trade?
From Law360 A US Court of International Trade tribunal rejected a bid to undo President Donald Trump’s 25 percent tariff … Continue reading Trade Court Rebuffs Challenge to Trump’s Steel Duties
AWPA’s Breakfast at Interwire will be held May 15th, from 7 am to 9:30 am, in room 404/405 of the … Continue reading Breakfast at Interwire May 15 – Register Today
Be sure to mark your calendar for the upcoming Breakfast at Interwire. it’s a great opportunity to meet with AWPA … Continue reading Save the Date for Breakfast at Interwire – May 15
To protect worker privacy, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is amending the recordkeeping regulation by rescinding the requirement … Continue reading OSHA Issues Final Rule on Electronic Reporting of Injuries and Illnesses
The AWPA Analysis of Shipments and Market Share through November has been posted on the AWPA website at www.awpa.org.  Click … Continue reading Analysis of Shipments and Market Share for November 2018
Time is running out to get the best value for the 2019 Annual Meeting. Be sure to register now to … Continue reading 2019 Annual Meeting: Earlybird Registration Deadline Tomorrow
From Ryan Ong, Director, International Business Policy, National Association of Manufacturers Top line: Earlier today in Beijing, U.S. and Chinese negotiators wrapped … Continue reading China: U.S, China Wrap Up Three Days of Negotiations with Positive Tone, Long Road Ahead
By Metals Service Center Institute Despite being preoccupied with the partial government shutdown, a bipartisan group of lawmakers sent a … Continue reading Congress Takes Aim At Steel And Aluminum Tariffs
