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 # |
|---|---|
| Brokers Concerned on New Part 111 Regs' Effect on Client Relations, but Silver Linings, Experts Say | 2301260059 |
| No Chinese Postal Code Required If Seller MID Used for Non-Textile Entries, CBP Official Says | 2301270070 |
| Importers Should Consider High-Risk Factors When Developing Forced Labor Programs, Experts Say | 2301250054 |
| CBP Reviewing First Two 'Exception Requests' for Goods Detained Under UFLPA, Agency Official Says | 2301270078 |
| Top Senate Finance Republican Says Renewing GSP/MTB High Priorities | 2301240048 |
| House Ways and Means Member Expects TAA to Stay Linked to GSP, MTB | 2301260058 |
| Auto Parts With Chinese Circuits Not Sufficiently Transformed to Qualify for USMCA, CBP Says | 2301230035 |
| December Entries Targeted by CBP for Forced Labor Down From November | 2301230028 |
| China Select Committee Chair Says They'll Examine UFLPA Implementation | 2301260064 |
| CBP Announces EAPA Investigation and Interim Measures on 14 Companies for AD Evasion | 2301250051 |