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6 May 2025

Trade Remedies Present New Considerations For U.S. Manufacturers (Video)

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As global overcapacity disrupts U.S. supply chains, proposed changes to trade remedy laws under the Trump Administration could alter how manufacturers ...
United States International Law

As global overcapacity disrupts U.S. supply chains, proposed changes to trade remedy laws under the Trump Administration could alter how manufacturers—particularly in downstream sectors—navigate foreign market pressures. Robert E. DeFrancesco, III offers insight into what these developments mean for companies evaluating their position in an evolving trade environment.

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