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ORR to host Outdoor Recreation Trade Policy Briefing
The increasing uncertainty around the U.S. trade landscape has placed significant burdens on the outdoor recreation industry. The Outdoor Recreation…
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NMMA opens trade registration for 2024-2025 shows
Trade Registration for the Discover Boating 2024–2025 show season opened on August 1, 2024, and is available for all business professionals in…
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NMMA calls for reopening of Section 301 Tariff exclusion process
The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) submitted comments to the Department of Commerce, calling on the administration to fully reinstate expired exclusions…
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Columns
The SkillsUSA Reveille
By Margaret Podlich Thousands of polite, pulled-together, 16-22 year olds descended on Atlanta during a sweltering week in June. They…
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Manufacturers
U.S., U.K. reach deal on Section 232 tariffs
The United States Department of Commerce announced the U.S. and United Kingdom (U.K.) reached a deal to ease steel and aluminum…
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Manufacturers
Targeted Section 301 Tariff exclusion process begins
Earlier this week, the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) opened a targeted Section 301 exclusion process for products imported from China…
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Senate passes legislation to reopen tariff exclusion process
On Wednesday, the U.S. Senate passed comprehensive legislation that establishes a new exclusion process for products impacted by the Section…
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Manufacturers
NMMA calls for action to avoid EU tariff increase
Ahead of a hearing in the U.S. House of Representatives regarding the Biden administration’s trade agenda, NMMA urged the White…
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NMMA recaps recent trade developments, urges more action
There have been several developments on the trade and tariff front in the past few weeks. While NMMA said it…
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US and China reach initial deal on tariffs
Last week, the Trump administration and China reached a partial deal – known as the Phase One Trade Agreement – to deescalate…
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