USTR is laying the groundwork for a more formal managed-trade channel with China, inviting companies to identify products that could be traded at lower tariff rates without undermining U.S. economic security, supply-chain resilience or national-security objectives. The notice signals a possible tariff off-ramp for selected non-sensitive goods, but only within a reciprocal, government-managed framework that preserves the administration’s use of tariffs as leverage against China’s non-market practices.
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