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The Miscellaneous Tariff Bill (MTB) petition process wherein manufacturers, importers, and other interested parties were able to seek a three-year reduction or suspension of import duties on non-U.S.
The Miscellaneous Tariff Bill (MTB) petition process wherein
manufacturers, importers, and other interested parties were able to
seek a three-year reduction or suspension of import duties on
non-U.S. origin products through the United States International
Trade Commission (USITC) closed on December 10, 2019. Over 4,000
petitions relating to various types of products (e.g.,
apparel, electronics, machinery and parts thereof, chemicals, and
more) were filed.
As of January 10, 2020, and through February 24, 2020,
individuals, companies, and other entities with an interest may
comment on these petitions. Comments may be in the form of
objecting to a petition, supporting a petition, or taking no
position at all.
If you’d like additional information about the MTB process
or if you are considering filing a comment on an MTB petition,
please contact the attorneys listed below, or your usual Winston
& Strawn attorney.
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