Top Trade Law Daily Articles You May Have Missed From Last Week
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| Article | Reference # |
|---|---|
| In Wake of Chevron’s Demise, Exporter Targets Commerce’s Test to Identify POR Cost Fluctuations | 2407160051 |
| CIT Sustains Parts, Remands Parts of AD Investigation on Dutch Mushrooms | 2407180012 |
| Luxury Watch Importer Says US Looking to Distract CIT From Classification Issues | 2407170041 |
| US Tells CIT Importer Doesn't Have Standing to Sue Over Scope Ruling on Another Importer's Goods | 2407160052 |
| CIT Sends Back Scope Ruling Including Composite Tile in AD/CVD on Ceramic Tile | 2407180023 |
| CAFC Issues Mandate After Finding No 50% Threshold for Substantial Dependence Analysis | 2407120047 |
| US Claims Alliance Holding Means Advocacy Group Lacks Standing for Forced Labor Case | 2407120056 |
| ITAR's 'Specially Designed' Exemption Places Burden of Proof on Exporters, Court Rules | 2407150060 |
| US Asks CIT to Sustain Now-Uncontested Scope Ruling on Engines With Horizontal Crankshafts | 2407180050 |
| Plywood Exporter Defends Reliability of Its Log Purchase Info at CAFC | 2407180051 |