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Steelmakers Push Biden to Preserve Trump-era Tariff Policy
Steelmakers Push Biden to Preserve Trump-era Tariff Policy

23/02/2022

Steel producers are pushing President Joe Biden to leave in place a tariff on foreign-made steel adopted during the Trump administration.

Cashew sector predicted to secure good export growth in 2022
Cashew sector predicted to secure good export growth in 2022

23/02/2022

The target of 3.8 billion USD in export revenue of cashew nuts for this year set by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) is quite feasible given the forecast on high demand for the product in the time to come, according to experts.

Enterprises to declare on digital border gate platform from Monday
Enterprises to declare on digital border gate platform from Monday

23/02/2022

From Monday, all import-export enterprises and customs agents are required to declare information online on the digital border gate platform before arriving at the Hữu Nghị and Tân Thanh international border gates.

Vietnamese products increasingly popular in Hong Kong (China)
Vietnamese products increasingly popular in Hong Kong (China)

23/02/2022

Vietnamese products have become more and more visible in the market of Hong Kong (China) thanks to strong trade ties between the two sides, said Vu Thi Thuy, head of the Vietnamese Trade Office in Hong Kong.

Vietnam-India trade exceeds 13 billion USD
Vietnam-India trade exceeds 13 billion USD

23/02/2022

Two-way trade between Vietnam and India in 2021 surpassed 13 billion USD for the first time, up 36.5 percent compared to the previous year.

Canadian solar panels must be excluded from U.S. import tariffs, says international board
Canadian solar panels must be excluded from U.S. import tariffs, says international board

21/02/2022

An independent panel representing the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) has determined that the United States has violated parts of the agreement when including Canadian solar panels in the Section 201 tariffs initiated in 2018.

The longer Trump's China tariffs are in place, the greater the harm to America
The longer Trump's China tariffs are in place, the greater the harm to America

21/02/2022

The reasons to end the trade war with China keep piling up. Inflation is the latest case in point: American businesses and consumers, not Chinese exporters, are bearing the cost of Trump-era tariffs in the form of higher prices on made-in-China parts and products. 

Chinese Taipei cuts import tariffs, taxes on gas and diesel
Chinese Taipei cuts import tariffs, taxes on gas and diesel

21/02/2022

The Executive Yuan yesterday announced that it would temporarily halt business taxes on imported corn, wheat and soybeans, halve import tariffs on butter and milk powder for baking, and reduce commodity taxes on gasoline and diesel to stabilize consumer prices and ease operational strain for food and beverage businesses.

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