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Trump administration cites forced labor concerns as grounds for new tariffs
The Trump administration has proposed new tariffs of up to 12.5% on imports from 60 economies after determining they had failed to curb trade in goods ‌made with forced labor, an assertion that was re...

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U.S. proposes fresh tariffs on 60 economies over forced labor trade practices
Trump Administration Proposes New Tariffs After Forced Labor Probe Into 60 Countries
Brazil rejects proposed US tariffs related to forced labor
The Brazilian government expressed "deep ​disagreements" with the United ‌States' proposal of new tariffs linked to forced ​labor in a ​statement on Wednesday, saying ⁠the move distorts the ​issue of ...

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Trump Aims New Tariffs at 59 Countries and the European Union
USTR proposes 12.5% penalty tariffs on Indian goods in Section 301 forced labour findings
Why Does India Face 12.5% 'Forced Labour' Tariff While Others Get 10%? USTR Finding Explained
The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has proposed an additional 12.5 per cent tariff on imports from India, placing New Delhi in a group of countries facing higher duties under ...

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US announces new tariffs: 12.5% on India, 10% on Pakistan & EU; India says tariffs ‘not final’
"Failed To Act On Forced Labour": US Plans New Tariffs On India, 59 Countries

US tariff threats over forced labour 'unjustified', Commission says

The EU hit back at US threats of fresh tariffs over forced labour, saying its rules are among the most stringent in the world for banning imports and exports of goods linked to forced labour. View on

U.S. targets India with forced labour tariff amid talks on trade pact

By Manoj Kumar NEW DELHI, June 3 (Reuters) - The United States has proposed an additional tariff of 12.5% on imports from India, saying it is among 60 economies that failed to curb imports made with forced labour,

Why U.S. Companies Cannot Ignore Forced Labor in Supply Chains

U.S. law bans goods made with forced labor, but the practice continues worldwide. The government is increasing enforcement, and companies risk lawsuits if they benefit from or unknowingly use forced labor.