Administration May Change Shrimp Tariffs Today
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The US Commerce Department&#39;s International Trade Administration ruled in July that the nation should slap tariffs on frozen and canned shrimp from Brazil, Ecuador, India and Thailand.
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Bush administration proposes development-friendly policies that it says will protect fish. Environmentalists are outraged. By Brad Knickerbocker | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor.
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WASHINGTON The Bush administration today upheld the imposition of penalty tariffs on shrimp imports from Brazil, Ecuador, India and Thailand.
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When President Bush visits this week, he will have to deal with tensions over U.S. tariffs that have put a crimp in Brazil's thriving alternative-fuel program
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A procedural misstep by the Bush  administration may require a delay in its plan to resume  imports of some beef and cattle from Canada on March 7, a U.S.  senator opposing the regulation said on Friday.
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The American Medical Association&#39;s policy-making board could make a decision today about supporting the safe importation of prescription drugs.
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The Bush administration upheld yesterday the imposition of penalty tariffs on shrimp imports from China and Vietnam, handing a victory to beleaguered US shrimp producers.
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Vietnam seafood exporters and producers on Wednesday hailed a US decision to reduce tariffs on the communist country&#39;s shrimp exports, while neighboring China suffered a blow with steeper duties.
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Some Chinese shrimp exporters will have to pay discouragingly hefty tariffs of more than 100 percent if they want their products to appear on American dinner tables, the Commerce Department ruled Tuesday.
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Too often, the consequence of a tight presidential race is the sacrifice of principle to the win-at-all-costs ethos. It should thus come as no surprise that the Bush administration is once again jettisoning prudent trade policy for political calculation.
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The US Commerce Department imposed duties of as much as 113 percent on shrimp from China and 26 percent on those from Vietnam, siding with American harvesters and processors who claim
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The Bush administration called Monday for a major change in the way federal power suppliers charge their customers &#151; basing rates on market prices at the time rather than the cost of producing the electricity.
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The Bush administration may be jeopardizing consumers as it presses Congress to approve free-trade agreements with countries with dubious food-safety records, a new report warned on Wednesday.
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The Bush administration on Monday upheld the imposition of penalty tariffs on shrimp imports from Brazil, Ecuador, India and Thailand.
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US shrimpers cheered a Commerce Department ruling that could lead to stiff tariffs on Chinese and Vietnamese imports. However, the US International Trade Commission still must make a final determination that
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China will impose tariffs on some textile exports in a move that may ease frictions with the United States and others over an expected flood of Chinese products on world markets after a global quota system expires at year's end.
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The World Trade Organization gave the go-ahead Friday for punitive sanctions on US exports from lobsters to industrial equipment because Washington has yet to comply with a two-year-old order to repeal a trade law that uses penalties collected from