In a CSMS message on Friday, US Customs & Border Protection (CBP) advised that new programming will be in place on February 10, 2019 to allow for the exemptions that were approved for List 1 of the China 301 tariffs. Importers may now take advantage of the exclusions when their products meet the description of any that were approved, …
The European Commission published a regulation imposing definitive safeguard measures on imports of steel products
Link: European Commission Imposes Definitive Safeguard Measures On Imports Of Steel Products…
The European Union has requested WTO dispute consultations with the United States concerning US anti-dumping and countervailing duties imposed on imported ripe olives from Spain
Link: European Union Initiates WTO Dispute Proceedings Against U.S. Olive Duties…
Link: U.S. CBP: Pre-Approval Authorization and Catch Certification – Toothfish (Chilean Seabass) Imports…
Link: U.S. Food Safety and Inspection Service – FSIS Directive 9900.5 Rev. 1 …
Link: U.S. Department of Commerce Memorandum …
WTO members agreed to establish a dispute panel to rule on additional duties imposed by the United States on certain imports from China. Members also agreed to establish a panel to rule on additional duties levied by Turkey on certain imports from the United States
Link: WTO Panels Established to Rule on U.S., Turkish Tariff Measures…
Link: U.S. CBP: Advance Electronic Data Required for Postal Shipments from China …
Any updates to the Automated Customs Environment (ACE) will be implemented 10 business days after the shutdown has concluded (CSMS #18-000757)
Link: U.S. CBP: Delayed Application of Chinese Products Exclusion (Section 301)…
On January 1, 2019, Customs and Border Protection will begin the enforcement stage for carriers not filing an advance electronic manifest for Section 321 merchandise transported by commercial trucks (CSMS #18-000759)
Link: U.S. CBP Truck Manifest Enforcement Guidance…