Rep. Himes Says India's GSP Future Cloudy
Rep. Jim Himes, D-Conn., who led a letter asking for at least partial Generalized System of Preferences benefits restoration for India (see 1909170071), said he has no insight into whether any will be restored, partially or in whole. "I don't…
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have any particular access to [White House economic adviser Peter] Navarro or [President Donald] Trump's thinking," Himes said in a brief hallway interview Sept. 19 with International Trade Today. "I hope so, it's important to my district." Tasty Bite, which imports packaged pre-cooked vegetarian Indian dishes that are sold in grocery stores, is headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut. "The non-GSP world makes their life more challenging."