28 June 2019 Trade Watch for June 2019 The latest edition of Trade Watch is attached below. Trade Watch is a quarterly communication prepared by Ernst & Young's Customs & International Trade Practice. Highlights of this edition include: — Global trade is making headlines on a daily basis — video — What trade executives are currently thinking about global trade disruption — Technical Committee on Customs Valuation approves advisory opinion on flash sales — WTO rules in favor of Russia in Russia-Ukraine transit dispute: potential impact on Section 232 disputes — Trade and customs developments in Central America — US Customs and Border Protection updates C-TPAT Minimum-Security Criteria — Overview of recent United States Trade Representative (USTR) Section 301 Report — Ripple effects of US Government export ban on Huawei — The 2019 Trump trade agenda: adjusting US trade policy to the realities of the 21st century economy — The new era of FTA self-help and of enhanced FTA utilization in Asia — Enhanced benefits of Australia’s next generation AEO program — Philippine customs audit: common issues Europe, Middle East, India and Africa — WTO Boeing dispute: EU issues preliminary list of US products considered for countermeasures — Customs valuation and transfer pricing: Hamamatsu — the journey continues — Recent developments and changes to the European Union Customs Code — Trade remedial actions in the steel and aluminum sector in India — South Africa to introduce anti-forestalling measures in respect of excise duties — Importation of samples for certification purposes in Russia — Brexit update ——————————————— ATTACHMENT Trade Watch for June 2019 Document ID: 2019-5819 |