The Friday, July 5 deadline of US president Donald Trump’s $34 billion USD tariffs on Chinese goods has already started causing trouble for American businesses in China. Smaller firms have been struggling with new obstacles in customs, regulations, inspections, and licensing applications. For a more detailed summary and our analysis, read more here.
Lead Consultants Over a Decade of International Work in complex foreign operating environments in the public, non-profit, and private business sectors. Brandon Hughes – Washington, DC Founder of FAO Global About: Brandon Hughes, the Founder of FAO Global developed the company with a few primary goals in mind. Promote global engagement through business intelligence & diplomacy, provide…
President Trump announced a Section 232 investigation into imports of foreign steel that may be adversely affecting United States core interests. The results of this investigation could lead to increased trade restrictions on certain steel and aluminum goods that are harming U.S. national security and economic interests. Since 1980, the Department of Commerce conducted fourteen Section 232 investigations. Countries investigated include, but are not limited to, China, Russia, Brazil, Turkey, and Germany. – Cherie Walterman
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