August 14: Canada considers Safeguard measures (tariffs) on Steel plate, Hot-rolled sheet, Pre-painted steel, Energy tubular products, Wire rod, Concrete … Continue reading Section 232 – Global Steel Tariffs – 25% (and Aluminum – 10%)
– by the National Association of Manufacturers In a formal announcement on August 16, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) … Continue reading China Ministry of Commerce: Delegation Traveling to Washington for Exploratory Trade Talks
July 6: $34 billion in US imports from China (List 1) – 25% tariffs imposed, mostly agricultural and consumer products. … Continue reading Section 301 – Chinese Violation of Intellectual Property
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has issued a proposed rule that would amend OSHA’s recordkeeping regulation by rescinding … Continue reading OSHA to Amend Reporting Requirements
Haven’t registered for the Government Affairs Conference yet? Don’t wait! The program is packed with information from experts on international … Continue reading Government Affairs Conference Keynote Speaker: Ambassador Rufus Yerxa
Free Trade, Fair Trade, and Trade Wars? And what’s going on with the Mid-Terms? Last year’s cautious optimism in manufacturing … Continue reading 2018 Government Affairs Conference Registration is Open Now
On June 27, 2018, the American Institute for International Steel (AIIS) and two of its members – Sim-Tex LP, a … Continue reading AIIS and Member Companies File Lawsuit against Section 232
As a result of the finding that Chinese Intellectual Property practices are ‘Unreasonable or Discriminatory and Burden or Restrict US … Continue reading Section 301 Tariffs from the US and Retaliation by China Set for Friday, July 6
With the addition of Canada, Mexico and the European Union (EU) countries to Trump’s Section 232 Steel Tariffs of 25%, … Continue reading Section 232 Retaliations Hit the United States
Economist Laura Baughman of the Trade Partnership has issued an Updated Policy Brief on the estimated impacts of the Section 232 … Continue reading Job Losses To Increase as a Result of New Tariffs on Allied Countries
