Full Plate Of Dietary Ingredients In Latest US Tariff Hikes On Chinese Imports
Executive Summary
Consumer health industry groups plan to comment at June 17 public hearing on USTR plan for 25% tariff on imports from China not included in three earlier rounds of duties. NPA applauds USTR for allowing exclusion process for imported products valued at $200bn already hit with tariffs in 2018.
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