A service ofTim Warren is Managing Editor of International Trade Today and Export Compliance Daily. He has led the International Trade Today editorial team since it was purchased by Warren Communications News in 2012 and was on the staff of Communications Daily before that. Tim is a 2005 graduate of the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts and lives in Maryland with his wife and three kids.
Biography for Tim WarrenRecent Articles by Tim WarrenUSTR Grants New Extensions to Section 301 Exclusions, Leaves Others to Expire April 18The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative will grant one-year extensions to eight exclusions from the first list of Section 301 tariffs on China that were due to expire April 18, it said in a pre-publication copy of a Subscribe to Read >>
Top ITT Articles You May Have Missed From Last WeekInternational Trade Today is providing readers with some of the top stories for March 30 - April 3 in case they were missed.Subscribe to Read >>
No Plans for Tariff Deferrals, White House Adviser SaysThe Trump administration won't be going forward with a broad customs duty deferral, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said in an April 3 interview on Bloomberg TV (see 2004030033). After considering a limit on such deferrals to…Subscribe to Read >>
Retroactivity for Recent Tranche 3 Duty Exclusions May Be Limited by Liquidation TimelinesThe recently announced exclusions from the Section 301 tariffs on the third list of products from China (see 2003230043) seem to be unintentionally limited by the statutory liquidation timelines, lawyer Chris Kane said in a March 31 LinkedIn Subscribe to Read >>
William-Sonoma Settles FTC 'Made in USA' Claims for $1 Million Williams-Sonoma will pay the Federal Trade Commission $1 million as part of a settlement with the agency involving “Made in USA” claims, the FTC said in a March 30 news release. The company also agreed to stop making claims…Subscribe to Read >>
USTR Grants New Extensions to Section 301 Exclusions, Leaves Others to Expire April 18
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative will grant one-year extensions to eight exclusions from the first list of Section 301 tariffs on China that were due to expire April 18, it said in a pre-publication copy of a
Top ITT Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
International Trade Today is providing readers with some of the top stories for March 30 - April 3 in case they were missed.Subscribe to Read >>
No Plans for Tariff Deferrals, White House Adviser Says
The Trump administration won't be going forward with a broad customs duty deferral, White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said in an April 3 interview on Bloomberg TV (see 2004030033). After considering a limit on such deferrals to…Subscribe to Read >>
Retroactivity for Recent Tranche 3 Duty Exclusions May Be Limited by Liquidation Timelines
The recently announced exclusions from the Section 301 tariffs on the third list of products from China (see 2003230043) seem to be unintentionally limited by the statutory liquidation timelines, lawyer Chris Kane said in a March 31 LinkedIn
William-Sonoma Settles FTC 'Made in USA' Claims for $1 Million
Williams-Sonoma will pay the Federal Trade Commission $1 million as part of a settlement with the agency involving “Made in USA” claims, the FTC said in a March 30 news release. The company also agreed to stop making claims…Subscribe to Read >>