ASTA Supports 2-Month Extension of the Suspension of Sec. 301 China-built Vessel Fees
ASTA was among 250 trade associations who signed onto the letter to USTR in support of the 2-month extension of the suspension of the Sec. 301 China-built vessel fees, citing increased shipping costs and supply chain uncertainty.
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10/30/2026 at 12:00 am
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