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USCIB Updates
USCIB Congratulates Chilean Ambassador Cordano On His Election to Lead UN Plastic Pollution Treaty Negotiations | USCIB congratulates Ambassador Julio Cordano of Chile on his election as Chair of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee for a Global Plastic Pollution Treaty (INC).
USCIB Participates in OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector | Jose Arroyo, Policy Manager for Corporate Responsibility and Labor Affairs, represented USCIB at the 2026 OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector at the OECD in Paris, February 11-12. The Forum brought together policymakers, business leaders, trade unions, civil society organizations, and international organizations to discuss[...]
USCIB in the News
Inside US Trade Features USCIB’s Announcement of Section 232 Letter to Administration | USCIB’s announcement of the multi-association letter to Under Secretary of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security Jeffrey Kessler, expressing concerns with the Administration’s current implementation of Section 232, was mentioned in an Inside US Trade article: Industry groups ask BIS to ease ‘unprecedented’ Section 232 burdens.
POLITICO Morning Trade Features USCIB’s Multi-Association Letter to Administration on Section 232 Implementation | USCIB’s multi-association letter to Under Secretary of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security Jeffrey Kessler, was featured in the February 11th edition of the POLITICO Morning Trade. The letter focuses on expressing concerns with the Administration’s current implementation of Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 and recommending changes to ameliorate harmful impacts. This newsletter requires a subscription.