Top ITT Articles You May Have Missed from Last Week
International Trade Today is providing readers with some of the top stories for Sept. 14-18 in case they were missed.
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All articles can be found by searching on the titles or by clicking on the hyperlinked reference number.
| Article | Reference # |
| FDA to Require Additional Info From Importers Affected by Tianjin Port Explosion | 1509140012 |
| Domestic Manufacturers Ask for Clarification of ‘Occasional Chests’ Exemption to China Wooden Bedroom Furniture Duties | 1509140027 |
| Conservative Tax Groups Call for MTB Resurrection in Customs Bill | 1509150011 |
| White House Extends Cuban Trade Controls for Another Year | 1509140048">1509140048 |
| Senate Trade Architects Pledge Continued Commitment to MTB Process Reform | 1509160026 |
| Ungraded Outer Ply of Plywood Can Be High Grade for HTS Classification, Says CBP | 1509140071 |
| CBP Issues Final Rule Amending Info Sharing Procedures When Trademark Infringement Suspected | 1509170022 |
| FSMA Foreign Supplier Verification Rule Will Create 'Paradigm Shift' for Importers, FDA Officials Tell Congress | 1509170020 |
| BIS, OFAC Unveil Newest Set of Regulatory Changes for Cuban Trade, Travel | 1509180025 |
| Combo Slow Cooker-Cooler Classifiable According to Electrothermic Device, Says CBP | 1509160043 |