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U.S. Swaps Tariffs for Quotas on U.K. Steel Imports
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Published on June 02,2022 09:00 AM Steel
The White House said in a statement that steel melted and poured in the U.K. and imported directly from there or further processed in the European Union and then imported qualifies under the new system.

The White House said in a statement that steel melted and poured in the U.K. and imported directly from there or further processed in the European Union and then imported qualifies under the new system. 

“In my judgment, these measures will provide an effective, long-term alternative means to address any contribution by U.K. steel articles and derivative steel articles imports to the threatened impairment to the national security by restraining steel articles and derivative steel articles imports to the United States from the U.K., limiting transshipment, discouraging excess steel capacity and production, and strengthening the United States-U.K. partnership,” President Joe Biden said. 

The administration agreed to the new system earlier this year. 

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