US Trade Representative Removes Host Of Devices, Parts From China Tariff List

The US Trade Representative’s Office has agreed to remove a group of medtech products and components from its list of those imported from China that initially would be tariffed at 25%, making its exclusion-from-tariffs decision retroactive one year, and extending the exclusion to 9 July 2020.

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The US Trade Representative’s Office says it will exclude 12 medtech products from a long list of items imported from China that are slated to be slapped with a 25% tariff.

The 9 July decision from the USTR comes on the heels of testimony by device industry advocacy group AdvaMed in late June pleading with the trade office to remove a host of medtech equipment and supplies from the tariff list. While the list does not exclude all products on AdvaMed’s “wish list” of items it hoped could escape the tariffs, it does include some of them

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