US tariff switch leaves importers puzzled in a complex new trade landscape
The US today replaced its temporary Section 122 import surcharge with a new Section 301 ...
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It will surprise no one, but Chinese exporters are resorting to fake product-origin certificates and illegal transfers in a bid to avoid US tariffs on their goods. Vietnam has found false certificates on a range of products, from agriculture to textiles and steel, according to Bloomberg. The country has promised to increase penalties for trade-related fraud, which includes re-routing goods through other countries. And Vietnam fears it too could come under Trump’s scrutiny for allowing Chinese products to arrive in the US tariff-free after seeing a surge in exports to the US. But it remains unclear what is related to shifting supply chains and what is actually just mislabelled Chinese goods.
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