U.S., China Trade Tariffs
The world’s leading trade partners, the U.S. and China, are implementing tariffs on a growing list of goods. Companies that rely on imports or…
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From our free report library: Year-end data/highlights of U.S. import-export trade in 2017. Quarterly reports include agri, chemicals, electronics, metals & minerals. bit.ly/11Kjehi
From our blog: Benchmark trade data on U.S. imports of aluminum and steel HS codes subject to new tariffs - Canada (exempted) is top source. bit.ly/2GigxfK