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President Acts to Prevent Import Tariffs on Solar Cells and Modules from Southeast Asia

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By Allan Topol, Shara Aranoff, Alexander Chinoy, William Isasi
| LexBlog
Presidential Action Triggered by Crisis in the U.S. Solar Industry In recent months, the U.S. solar industry has been in the midst of an existential crisis, triggered by the threatened imposition of retroactive and future tariffs on a significant portion of U.S. imports.
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President Acts to Prevent Import Tariffs on Solar Cells and Modules from Southeast Asia

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By Shara Aranoff, Alexander Chinoy, William Isasi, W. Andrew Jack
| LexBlog
Presidential Action Triggered by Crisis in the U.S. Solar Industry In recent months, the U.S. solar industry has been in the midst of an existential crisis, triggered by the threatened imposition of retroactive and future tariffs on a significant portion of U.S. imports.
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What To Know Before Moving Your Supply Chain Out Of China

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By Shelby Anderson, David Lindgren, William Isasi
| Law360 Verified
Law360 (November 15, 2019, 5:27 PM EST) -- A main weapon that the United States has used in the ongoing trade war with China has been import tariffs that target Chinese goods. These tariffs are often applied under Section 301 of the Tariff Act of 1974 and through anti-dumping and countervailing duty orders on Chinese goods. Many U.S. companies are considering moving their supply chains out of China in the hopes that, if they are not importing goods from China, they can avoid these tariffs.
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