Customs & International Trade Law Expert
March 23, 2020
As information about the Coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to rapidly evolve, we at Diaz Trade Law want to assure you that providing you the best service remains our top priority. We have received many calls asking if we are still working on cases and taking on new cases. The answer is, yes. To schedule a consultation, Blogs
Diaz Trade Law is owned and managed by Jennifer Diaz, an expert on Customs and International Trade services, who regularly counsels all sizes of global clients in import and/or export compliance and enforcement mitigation services. Our expertise is in assisting companies in successfully complying with the vast U.S. federal laws and regulations for import and export transactions as well as supply chain security.
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SECTION 301 TARIFF UPDATES: USTR GRANTS EXCLUSIONS & SEEKS COMMENTS ON PRODUCTS NECESSARY TO COMBAT COVID-19!
March 28, 2020
The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), faced with the current COVID-19 pandemic, has moved quickly to grant numerous exclusion requests in March 2020; many of which are for medical supplies. USTR is also seeking comments from industry on whether products are necessary to combat COVID-19 spread and should be excluded from the