Correction to TRQs to Adjust for Brexit to Take Effect Jan. 1
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative will publish a Federal Register notice Dec. 27 that describes what proportion of certain tariff rate quotas will be allocated to the United Kingdom since it has left the European Union. The office…
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published changes to the TRQs in July but has discovered some errors in that notice, in chapters four and 24. In addition, it is setting the TRQs for butter, cream and sour cream for 2022 for both the EU and the U.K. The changes, as modified by the correction notice, become effective Jan. 1, 2022.