Liquidation Suspended for Impro Mexico Exports
The U.S. has suspended liquidation for goods from the Impro Industries Mexico facility in San Luis Potosi, a Chinese-owned factory that makes parts used in automotive, energy, medical and agricultural sectors.
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“The United States has now invoked the Rapid Response Mechanism twenty-five times in the past three years, directly benefiting over 36,000 workers," U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai said, saying the Rapid Response Mechanism lifts up domestic workers and Mexican workers.
The government said La Liga Sindical Obrera Mexicana told the U.S. that Impro Mexico fired workers for engaging in union activity, and that CTM, the incumbent union, discouraged workers from voting for the new union.