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USTR Section 301 Action Against 60 Economies for Failing to Ban Forced Labor Imports

USTR Ambassador Jamieson Greer took final Section 301 action against 60 economies for failing to prohibit imports produced with forced labor. The action follows Section 301 investigations into acts, policies, and practices of these economies related to forced labor enforcement failures. This represents a significant trade remedy measure affecting multiple trading partners.

#Forced Labor #Remedies #Tariffs

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USTR Imposes Section 301 Tariffs on 60 Economies Over Forced Labor Failures

USTR Ambassador Jamieson Greer is imposing Section 301 tariffs on 60 economies for failing to prohibit imports of goods produced with forced labor, acting at President Trump’s direction. The action follows a USTR investigation under the Trade Act of 1974. This represents a significant use of trade remedies linked to forced labor enforcement.

#Export Controls #Forced Labor #Remedies #Tariffs

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Ambassador Greer Issues Statement on EU Creating Uncertainty in Transatlantic Trade Relationship

USTR Ambassador Greer criticized the EU’s nearly $1 billion fine on Google as part of an aggressive pattern targeting U.S. technology firms, framing it as creating uncertainty in the Turnberry Agreement governing transatlantic trade. The statement signals U.S. concern that EU digital enforcement actions are undermining the bilateral trade framework. This touches on digital trade […]

#Digital Trade #Fta #Services

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USTR Announces FY2027 WTO Tariff-Rate Quota Allocations for Sugar Products

USTR announced country-specific and first-come, first-served in-quota TRQ allocations for raw cane sugar, refined sugar, and sugar-containing products for FY2027 (October 1, 2026–September 30, 2027). These allocations are made under U.S. WTO commitments. The announcement directly affects market access for sugar-exporting countries to the U.S. market.

#Commodities #Market Access #Tariffs

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Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade Optimizes Protection of Local Cosmetics Industry Through Safeguard Measures

Indonesia’s Ministry of Trade is applying trade safeguard measures (TPP) to protect the domestic cosmetics industry from serious injury caused by surging imports. The safeguard instrument is designed to give domestic industry breathing room to recover. This represents a specific named trade remedy action targeting the cosmetics sector.

#Market Access #Remedies

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