Proclamations Ending Section 232 Exemptions, Setting New Quotas Published With Annexes
Proclamations ending exemptions from Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum for the European Union, Mexico and Canada, and setting new quotas on the products from Argentina and Brazil, were published June 5. Presidential Proclamation 9758, issued May 31 includes…
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an annex detailing new quotas on Argentina aluminum, part of that country’s agreement with the U.S. to avoid the 10 percent tariff. Presidential Proclamation 9759, also issued May 31, sets new quotas on iron and steel products from Argentina and Brazil, with many quota amounts set from the beginning at zero, as well as other changes to Section 232 provisions for steel in the tariff schedule (see 1806010034). The tariff changes took effect June 1.