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ARTICLE · 11 OCTOBER 2021

A New Tariff Exclusion Process For Some, But Not For All

On Monday, October 4, US Trade Representative Katherine Tai gave a speech outlining the Biden Administration's approach to the US-China trade relationship.

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On Monday, October 4, US Trade Representative Katherine Tai gave a speech outlining the Biden Administration's approach to the US-China trade relationship. While the speech was light on specifics, it provided for the first time a framework through which to view President Biden's trade policies on China. From SPB's perspective, the speech contained two notable takeaways for US businesses.

First, and perhaps most notable for importers, Ambassador Tai confirmed that the Administration would launch a new “targeted tariff exclusion process” for the tariffs imposed under the Trump Administration and that remain in place today. On Tuesday, USTR released further details on this new product exclusion process ( here). The process announced by USTR does not apply to all products impacted by the Section 301 tariffs, but rather is an opportunity to comment for or against reinstating 549 previously granted exclusions, most of which expired in December 2020. The public comment

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