USTR to Let Over 300 Section 301 Tariff Exclusions Expire Sept. 20
Over 300 exclusions from Lists 1 and 2 of Section 301 China tariffs are set to end Sept. 20, after the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative did not include them in two notices of exclusion extensions released Sept. 17. In its notice on List 1 exclusions, USTR granted extensions to 62 out of the 310 exclusions listed in U.S. Note 20(q) and filed under tariff schedule subheading 9903.88.14. USTR's notice on List 2 exclusions announced extensions to 17 out of the 86 currently listed in U.S. Note 20(v) and filed under subheading 9903.88.17.
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The exclusions that weren't extended expire Sept. 20. The extended exclusions now expire Dec. 31.