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Woolroom, UK’s leading wool bedding specialist has been honoured with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for International Trade.
This prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise is awarded for its excellence in International Trade on Thursday 29 April.
Employing 25 people, Woolroom was founded in 2008 by Jo Dawson, a fourth generation of a Bradford wool merchant family and is a specialist homewares retailer which utilises the amazing qualities of wool at the heart of all its products. Spawned out of a business with 150 years of knowledge in selecting the right wool for the right use, Woolroom has developed a reputation for being the go-to retailer for enabling a better night’s ‘clean sleep’, owing to its temperature regulating and chemical free properties.
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Steel Parts Importers Challenge Tariff Evasion Ruling At CIT
Law360 (April 27, 2021, 9:04 PM EDT) Two businesses asked the U.S. Court of International Trade on Tuesday to overturn the government s finding that they routed steel pipe fittings through Vietnam to skirt tariffs, arguing that customs officials investigated the companies based on insufficient evidence.
In two complaints containing similar claims, the importers said U.S. Customs and Border Protection opened the probes based on stale allegations by steel pipe distributor Allied Group that improperly characterized reasonable decisions by the businesses, including shifting production away from companies facing a separate trade investigation, as suspicious.
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A U.S. Court of International Trade ruling Thursday upheld the “Section 232” national security tariffs on steel imports that were imposed by the Trump administration in 2018.
A panel of three judges at the Court of International Trade a federal court with jurisdiction over trade law disputes rejected a legal challenge from steel importer Universal Steel Products that argued former President Donald Trump lacked the authority to impose the tariffs and the legal process used was “procedurally deficient.”
The court concluded in Thursday’s ruling that the Trump administration appropriately applied Section 232 of the 1963 Trade Expansion Act, which allows the president to set import restrictions on the basis of national security.