The Federal Trade Commission’s rules governing assertions that a product is “Made in the U.S.” can be confusing. As we’ve discussed on various occasions, that agency has strict standards on when claims of … [Read more...]
BIS Suspends Hong Kong’s Eligibility for Certain License Exceptions
Given that the United States concluded that Hong Kong is no longer autonomous from China, it should come as no surprise that the former is now subject to enhanced export controls that already applied to the … [Read more...]
Airbus Tariffs Due for Overhaul
The term “carousel” brings to mind a carnival merry-go-round, with laughing children, cotton candy and calliope music. It has a much less benign connotation when used in international trade disputes, as our … [Read more...]
Additional Changes to Export Administration Regulations License Exceptions CIV and APR
The Bureau of Industry and Security adopted two final rules and proposed a third at the end of April. We've already covered the military end use/end user license requirement. With apologies for the delay, it's … [Read more...]
BIS Puts the Squeeze on China, Russia and Venezuela
Amendments to the Export Administration Regulations may seem so dry and pedantic to non-specialists. The bureaucratic jargon, references to dry-as-dust sub-subsections, and wooden prose can mask legal changes … [Read more...]
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