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Family-Run Business Sues Government Over Elimination of De Minimis Exemption for China-Made Imports
Detroit Axle wants a federal court to overturn the nixing of the importing rule, which if done would allow U.S. companies to again bring lower-value imports into the country duty-free.
Read MoreASI Research Debuts First-Ever Study of South Africa’s Promotional Products Industry
The analysis offers an in-depth look at top-selling products, the most lucrative sectors for sales, distributor operations, sourcing and more in a nation that has the African continent’s largest economy.
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Meanwhile, President Donald Trump indicated that some countries could learn the nation-specific tariff rates the United States will place on them in the next two to three weeks.
Read MoreStanley Drinkware Faces New Legal Challenges Over Defective Lids & Lead Concerns
PMI, Stanley’s parent company, is facing proposed class action lawsuits following a December 2024 recall and, separately, revelations over lead in its products.
Read MoreTariff Rates on Lower-Value Imports From China Reduced Temporarily but Challenges Persist
Some promo pros say the move will help but note cost burdens and uncertainty remain. Others say that if there are going to be import tariffs, then they should continue to be applied to lower-value imports.
Read MoreFormula One Sues Las Vegas Screen Printer, Alleging Trademark Infringement
The suit says E & B Wholesalers sold products that included T-shirts and hoodies that bore Formula One trademarks in the lead-up to the first-ever Las Vegas Grand Prix.
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Attorneys for the federal government and Liberty Justice Center, which represents five small businesses, appeared in the Court of International Trade on May 13.
Read MorePostal Service Aims To Increase Prices in July
The planned hikes are intended to strengthen the agency financially and help it improve service and better compete, officials said.
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