Audio Interview: Current Status of U.S. – China Trade Issues: Focus on Section 301 Tariffs

In this WorldAutoIndustry.com Audio Interview “Current Status of U.S. – China Trade Issues: Focus on Section 301 Tariffs” Ron Hesse speaks with Les Glick, Chair of the Butzel Long International Trade and Customs Specialty crew, primarily based of their Washington DC Office. Mr. Glick is Co-Chair of the American Bar Association, International Law part, International Trade and Customs committee that has over 400 members. He is the writer of 5 books, together with on NAFTA and USMCA, and has given a sequence of seminars on the identical subject. He has been lively in acquiring 301 exclusions and serving to firms with 301 duties by means of customs rulings on Country of Origin; Use of Duty Drawbacks, and different authorized strategies. He works with US importers and exporters from the highest 10 automotive producing international locations, together with China, Canada, Mexico, Turkey, in addition to US importers and industrial customers.

Updated On Nov 21, 2023 at 06:07 PM IST

<p> Mr. Glick is Co-Chair of the American Bar Association, International Law section, International Trade and Customs committee that has over 400 members. </p> — Mr. Glick is Co-Chair of the American Bar Association, International Law part, International Trade and Customs committee that has over 400 members.

In the 18-minute Audio Interview, Mr. Glick discusses these questions:

What had been the commerce points on the desk on the U.S. – China talks in San Francisco?
What are the principle commerce points between the U.S. and China which can be at stake, and the way probably is the U.S. to pursue them in these present conferences?
How many Chinese merchandise are topic to Section 301 Tariffs, and what’s the annual price to U.S. importers?
What is the so-called 4-year evaluation of Section 301 Duties, and when will or not it’s concluded? Is this goal, or skewed to views of home business?
Are there authorized, inventive methods of avoiding Section 301 Tariffs accessible now?
What is Congress doing on 301, and what could be anticipated?
Is commerce prone to be a problem within the 2024 Presidential elections?