TPP to Boost US Energy, Machinery, Transportation Exports, Says Commerce
The International Trade Administration released another set of product-specific analyses for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, outlining export opportunities the pact provides to U.S. energy products, machinery and transportation equipment sectors. This batch follows a set of reports released on chemicals, consumer…
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goods and services (see 1511090019). Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker pledged to roll out more than a dozen such reports in remarks made over recent days (see 1511130012). TPP’s slashed duties are poised to boost U.S. exports of renewable energy, power generation and power transmission equipment (here), as well as agriculture and construction equipment (here) and railway and aerospace products (here), the reports say.