The agreement provides for information exchange and better enforcement of customs laws in both countries.

The West African country will join a list of countries eligible to trade in rough diamonds under the Clean Diamond Trade Act.

Customs and Border Protection will refund all cash deposits of estimated countervailing duties collected on those shipments.

Treasury’s Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau published separate notices of proposed rulemaking in the Federal Register on Monday.

The imposition of any tariffs depends on whether a WTO arbitrator determines the U.S. may take countermeasures.

Customs is using the pilots to get more information on nontraditional supply chain actors, a senior CBP official said during a conference last week.

There have been positive signs from both Democrats and Republicans regarding the trade pact’s prospects of passage, attorneys said during a conference on Thursday.

A coalition of interest groups held a “day of action” on the trade pact as lawmakers heard testimony regarding Mexico’s recently passed labor reform legislation.

The ship-to-shore cranes had been removed from List 3 of Section 301 tariffs on China but were later added to proposed List 4.

Tariffs on steel will remain in place after the court declined to review an American Institute for International Steel case challenging the president’s constitutional authority.

Starting Sunday the electronic portal will be available to seek exclusions from Section 301 tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods from China.

Bonuses help attract officers in hard-to-fill locations, senior official says.

State-to-state dispute settlement issue potentially could be solved through an exchange of letters, says executive of Mexican business association.

“We should work collaboratively for … passage of a trade agreement that creates jobs, protects workers and consumers,” said Rep. Mike Thompson of California.

The U.S. trade representative appeared before the Senate Finance Committee Tuesday on the first day of congressional hearings on the Trump administration’s trade agenda.

U.S. Chamber of Commerce officials on Monday said several factors indicate that the effort to secure U.S. approval of the pact recently has gained momentum.

The agency anticipates submitting the report to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative by March 31.

The National Economic Council director said at an event in Washington Thursday that the ongoing bilateral tit for tat will have minimal economic impacts on U.S. consumers.

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative grants a second round of exclusions from Section 201 global safeguard duties on solar cells covering three products.

The committee’s favorable reporting of the nominees clears the way for the full Senate to consider confirmation of Amy Karpel and Randolph Stayin.