U.S. Grants Exclusion for Certain Chinese Products Under Section 301 Tariffs
The U.S. Trade Representative announced exclusions for specific Chinese products classified under U.S. note 20(x) to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, including certain articles from China. This exclusion temporarily lifts tariffs imposed under Section 301, facilitating trade.
October 10, 2023
Impact: This exclusion is expected to reduce costs for U.S. importers of these Chinese products, potentially increasing trade volume between the U.S. and China, though no direct impact on U.S.-Congo trade is noted.
Extension of Tariff Exclusions for Chinese Goods Amid Trade Talks
The USTR extended exclusions for certain Chinese products under HS codes covered by U.S. note 20(x), as part of ongoing trade negotiations. This affects specific articles previously subject to additional tariffs.
September 15, 2023
Impact: The extension provides certainty for U.S. businesses importing from China, though it does not directly influence trade dynamics between the U.S. and Congo.
New Exclusions Announced for Chinese Imports Under Section 301
A new set of tariff exclusions was granted by the USTR for Chinese products under U.S. note 20(x), covering specific articles. This move aims to alleviate economic pressure on U.S. companies reliant on these imports.
August 20, 2023
Impact: This could lower input costs for U.S. manufacturers and retailers, but there is no direct connection to U.S.-Congo trade relations.
