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U.S. Deems Vietnam Currency Acts a Burden; No Duties Planned (2)
The U.S. labeled Vietnam’s currency actions unreasonable and restrictive to American businesses, but refrained from hitting the nation with punitive tariffs.
Mexico Ban on GMO Corn to Include Imports for Livestock Feed
U.S. genetically modified corn for livestock is included in the three-year phase out of GMO corn imports in Mexico, said the Mexican agriculture and economy ministries in a statement on Friday.
California Steel Industries Seeks Refund of Trump Tariffs
California Steel Industries Inc. is the latest company to argue to the U.S. Court of International Trade that the Trump administration wrongly denied its requests for duty exemptions, and is seeking to recover nearly $24 million in steel tariffs.
Stuck in Kent: How Brexit Red Tape Choked Cross-Border Trade (2)
Branimir Vuckovic shuttles goods back and forth between Britain and the European Union, his Beep Beep Express Ltd. making deliveries to clients in Germany, Serbia and his native Croatia.
Scottish Fishing Lobby Turns on Johnson for Failing Industry
A Scottish fishing lobby group that once hailed Brexit as an opportunity slammed U.K. Prime Minister