US Tariffs: Fragrance Industry Pushes For Exclusion Of Non-US Cultivated Materials, On Top Of Current Exemptions

Fragrance Creators Association will push the Trump Administration to exclude from tariffs fragrance materials that cannot be produced or cultivated domestically, while both FCA and the Personal Care Products Council will continue to promote the economic benefits of their respective industries.

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Fragrance Creators Association is focusing its “tariff advocacy” on the exclusion of fragrance materials that cannot be produced or cultivated domestically, as a large number of fragrance-related materials are already exempt from President Donald Trump’s Liberation Day” tariff plan.

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