Both political parties have made promises around the return of manufacturing to the Unites States. Vote for them and this will be the certain result of their shrewd policies, so they say. Leaving aside the grandiosity of these promises, it highlights one of the few […]
William Marshall & Co. Principal was quoted by The American Lawyer in its recent article “Lawyers Wary as US-China Trade Tension Escalates”, concerning the escalating trade tensions between the United States and China. The article quotes Marshall as stating that “the Trump administration’s anti-China trade policies as articulated by trade […]
With effect from 2 April 2018, the State Council of the People’s Republic of China have officially authorised the General Administration of Customs to implement retaliatory tariffs on 128 products of US origin. The measures imposed by China are, in its view, authorised retaliatory measures […]
Are you paying too much in US customs duty or concerned about the impact of the soon-to-be implemented tariffs on China-origin merchandise? Many companies impacted by tariffs on China-origin imports into the US may not now be paying much, if any, duty on their US […]
This morning, the Ministry of Commerce (“MOFCOMM”) issued an official statement that it intends to impose tariffs on certain imported products of United States origin in retaliation for US tariff measures on steel and aluminium products announced earlier this month by Presidential Proclamation. Products Impacted […]
Reuters has quoted William Marshall in the article “China calls US repeat abuser of world trade rules as it braces for more Trump tariffs“, regarding China Retaliation on US Tariffs, and it may make the daily business become more difficult. Shanghai (Reuters) at The Straits […]
INSIGHTS The Law of Unintneded Consequences: The Us’s Lawless Approach on Steel and Aluminium Tariffs are likely to Backfire 9-March-2018 The US under President Trump has made China’s substantial trade surplus a primary economic issue and now even one of national security. The tariff protections […]
In an industry “listening session” with US steel and aluminium producers, President Trump stated that as soon as “next week” the United States would be imposing additional tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, possibly of all origins. Whilst these remarks are not an official imposition […]