cafta-dr rules for textile and apparel products
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Enforcement of CAFTA-DR Rules for Textile and Apparel Products August 2012 Enforcement of CAFTA-DR Rules for Textile and Apparel Products Textiles & Trade Agreements Division Craig Clark, Director Anita Harris, Chief, Textile Policy and Enforcement Jacqueline Sprungle, Program Manager, Textile Enforcement Diane Liberta, International Trade Specialist Jennelle Cray, International Trade Specialist Valetta Lacy, International Trade SpecialistTRANSCRIPT
CAFTA-DR Rules for Textile and Apparel Products
August 2012 CAFTA-DR Rules for Textile and Apparel Products Office
of International Trade Textiles and Trade Agreements Division June
24, 2015 Guatemala City, GT Enforcement of CAFTA-DR Rules for
Textile and Apparel Products
August 2012 Enforcement of CAFTA-DR Rules forTextile and Apparel
Products Textiles & Trade Agreements Division Craig Clark,
Director Anita Harris, Chief, Textile Policy and Enforcement
Jacqueline Sprungle, Program Manager, Textile Enforcement Diane
Liberta, International Trade Specialist Jennelle Cray,
International Trade Specialist Valetta Lacy, International Trade
Specialist Why Textiles are Important
More than $119 billion in import value Accounts for 40 percent of
all duties collected by CBP Key Industry for the United States
Highly regulated and legislated Key industry for trade preference
programs Key industry for Congressional Interest and Legislation
Regulated = CBP, FDA, CPSC, etc. Executive Branch rule Legislated =
laws enacted by Congress Key industry to Administration = beyond
CBP, other agencies also have dedicated textile teams (Commerce,
USTR, Labor, State) Incentive to Circumvent Rules = Avoid Duty
Average U.S. Duty Rate for Non-Textiles and Apparel is