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Bipartisan OSRA bill introduced in Senate
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Section 201 TRQ on solar cells continued
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Shanghai and Los Angeles commit to green corridor
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New WRO targets additional forced labor in Malaysian gloves
Effective January 28th, CBP officers and import specialists at all U.S. ports of entry began detaining disposable gloves produced in Malaysia by YTY Industry Holdings Sdn Bhd (YTY Group). Green Prospect Sdn Bhd, and GP Lumut. Importers purchasing from these companies should be aware. |



Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and John Thune (R-SD) have a bill cosigned by 12 of their colleagues. This will touch off a firestorm of debate and undoubtedly a lobbying battle with the World Shipping Council, the association representing carriers.
Global trade, customs, and economic consultant Pete Mento shares how duty minimization and compliance programs make a significant difference in import and export costs AND how you can reduce them while still being compliant.
One of the busiest trade lanes in the world is also one of the largest producers of greenhouse gas emissions. The ports of Shanghai and Los Angeles, in partnership with shipping lines and cargo owners, have committed to deliver an implementation plan by the end of 2022 to get to zero-carbon fueled ships by 2030 and reduce emissions.
