Top ITT Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
International Trade Today is providing readers with the top stories from last week in case they were missed. All articles can be found by searching on the titles or by clicking on the hyperlinked reference number.
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| Article | Reference # |
|---|---|
| Lawyers Say Implementing Uyghur Bill Will Be Complex | 2112280048 |
| Upcoming Changes to 2022 HTS: Part 1 (Animal and Vegetable Products) | 2201100060 |
| Upcoming Changes to 2022 HTS: Part 2 (Fats and Oils, Food Preparations and Tobacco) | 2201110039 |
| CBP Forced Labor Detentions Outpacing Previous Year | 2201100034 |
| Supply Chain Tracing for Forced Labor Compliance May Hit Obstacles in China | 2201140057 |
| Upcoming Changes to 2022 HTS: Part 4 (Wood, Rubber, Plastic and Paper Products) | 2201140024 |
| Upcoming Changes to 2022 HTS: Part 3 (Chemical Products, Pharmaceuticals) | 2201130043 |
| USTR Says Ongoing Dialogue More Useful Than FTAs | 2201120028 |
| Brady Says US Must Enforce USMCA, Defends US Position on Auto Rules of Origin | 2201120057 |
| Border Interagency Executive Council Gives Itself High Marks for Coordination Efforts, but Challenges Persist | 2201120015 |