Us Releases $200 Billion Tax Product Fourteenth Batches Exclusion List

In May 21, 2020, the United States Trade Representative Office (USTR) announced the fourteenth batch of product exclusionary announcements under the list of 200 billion tariff products, adding 78 products, including 5 textile products tax numbers.

Up to now, there are 13 batches of textile products in the 14 batch of US $200 billion tax collection, involving 55 textile tax numbers. The products being excluded will no longer be subject to 301 tariff when exported to the United States. Exclusion period can be traced back to the date of entry into force of the 200 billion list - September 24, 2018. The validity of the excluded products listed in this notice is from September 24, 2018 to August 7, 2020.

The textile description and HS code excluded are as follows:

1.5603.14.9090: other non woven fabrics of rayon, other fabrics other than floor coverings, which are not impregnated / coated / covered, weighs more than 150 grams per square metre.

2.5603.92.0090: other non woven fabrics other than man-made fabrics, except for floor coated fabrics, non impregnated / coated / covered fabrics, 25g< square meters heavier than 70g;

3.5603.93.0090: other non woven fabrics other than man-made fabrics, except for floor coated fabrics, non impregnated / coated / covered fabrics, 70g< square meters heavier than 150g;

4.5701.90.1010: nylon and polypropylene handcrafted carpets, at least 1.2 square meters.

5.5901.90.4000: the painted canvas panel, which contains 50% of the canvas (excluding man-made fibres) and 50% of the paper, has a size of at least 9 cm but not more than 29 cm, and the width is at least 14 cm, but the height is not more than 37 cm. The thickness is not more than 0.6 centimeters, but not more than 3.5 centimeters. It is packaged in a retail mode, and each package contains no more than 12 wooden boards. 。

This 200 billion exclude list USTR the original address of the announcement: Https://ustr.gov/sites/default/files/enforcement/301Investigations/%24200_ Billion_ Exclusions_ Granted_ May_ 2020.pdf