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Cash Deposits Begin Before Commerce Settles Fatty-Acid Scope
Cash-deposit requirements took effect for covered fatty acids from Indonesia and Malaysia before Commerce decides pending scope comments. Importers should prepare specifications, blend data, and processing records for a preliminary scope decision currently expected by September 15.
USMCA Bilateral Provisions Define One Lane for Interim Deals
USMCA bilateral provisions are one route for a Canada or Mexico interim deal, while other two-party action needs express authority in the governing text itself. Import teams need the exact provision, legal vehicle, implementing record, and effective date before changing controls.
