Washington Tariff & Trade Letter provides exclusive, behind-the-scenes news and analysis every week of U.S. trade policies, regulations and legislation, export controls, trade sanctions, and enforcement of antidumping and countervailing duty laws.
Based on 40 years of experience and extensive sources, Washington Tariff & Trade Letter delivers a concise briefing on bilateral and multilateral trade negotiations, particularly at the WTO, and trade disputes that directly affect international trade and investment.
In This Week's Issue
Industry Groups Come Out of Woodwork for Tai
In addition to bipartisan support from lawmakers, industry and union groups across the economy, including National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO), U.S. Chamber of...
USTR Nominee Promises to Review Trade Progress
At her Senate Finance Committee confirmation hearing Feb. 25, USTR nominee Katherine Tai committed to few concrete actions but promised to review existing policy...
Manufacturers Welcome Review of Supply Chains
Lawmakers, manufacturers and union groups applauded Feb. 24 as President Biden ordered a 100-day supply chain review of four key products: semiconductors; critical...
White House Officials Respond to Russian Hack
The Biden administration is facing mounting bipartisan pressure from Congress to punish Russia for the SolarWinds hack. Administration officials have made strong, but vague...
Biden, Trudeau Reset Relations, Agree to Tackle Challenges
In his first bilateral meeting with a foreign leader, President Biden Feb. 23 met virtually with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The two leaders addressed a slew of global...
Briefs: Export Enforcement, Trade People, WTO
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