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Analysis
Source-backed trade-policy analysis for import-scope decisions. Start from a product line, origin, supplier, or case, then move from public record to operating posture.
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Turnberry Is Now Harder Law in Brussels Than in Washington
The EU has legislated its Turnberry concessions into binding Union law, while the U.S. ceiling now rests on a contested, expiring Section 122 bridge under appeal.
July 24 Does Not End U.S. Tariff Leverage. It Ends India's Fixed Number.
Section 122's surcharge sunsets July 24. The lapse removes the fixed 10 percent number India can model across non-exempt goods and shifts the fight to Section 301 and Section 232.
The Section 122 Surcharge Has One Defense, Tested in Three Forums
The administration's defense of the Section 122 surcharge rests on one measurement claim, now tested across the WTO record, the CIT decision, and the Federal Circuit appeal.
