Top ITT Articles You May Have Missed from Last Week
International Trade Today is providing readers with some of the top stories for May 28-31 in case they were missed.
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| Article | Reference # |
| Two Importers Released from Jail After 18 Month Stay on Faulty CBP Honey Testing | 13053115 |
| No Plans to Release Customs Broker Exam Pass Rate, Says CBP | 13053116 |
| Uncollected AD Duties Cost U.S. Furniture Manufacturers Millions, CBP to Blame, Says NY Senator | 13053003 |
| Congresswoman Draws Link Between 2011 Gibson Guitars Lacey Act Raid and IRS Scandal | 13053002 |
| CBP's Proposed Use of 'Still Present' Standard in Footwear Test Rankles RPFMA | 13052925 |
| CBP Issues Final Rule to Implement UKFTA Customs Provisions | 13052915 |
| CBP Outlines Process Expected to be Eventually Handled by CEEs | 13052820 |
| CBP Proposed Test on Footwear With Textile Soles Needs More Detail, Says FDRA | 13052819 |