There have been several other incidents when smugglers attempted to export snakes into the U.S. On June 29, CBP officials seized a package from Hong Kong at the John F. Kennedy International (JFK) Mail Facility. Called "plastic tray," the package contained five juvenile king cobras and three geckos. … [Read more...] about King Cobra Snakes Smuggled To California In Chips Cans From Hong Kong
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Planes, plastics and wine: Trump’s trade war could hit Democrats where it hurts
Chinese tariffs could threaten business in thousands of U.S. counties that voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election, shrinking sales for soybean farmers and pork producers. But 15 of the 20 counties with the most jobs at risk supported Democrat Hillary Clinton, according to a new analysis from the Brookings Institution. … [Read more...] about Planes, plastics and wine: Trump’s trade war could hit Democrats where it hurts
Energy & Environment Law Update – Week of August 18, 2014
NC Seeks Coal Ash Excavation PlansNorth Carolina’s Department of Environment and Natural Resources requested August 13 that Duke Energy Corporation provide excavation plans for the inactive coal storage ponds at four of its facilities by November 15. The agency also directed the utility to increase required drinking water and groundwater testing near all of its coal ash ponds and perform additional inspections of impoundment and piping systems. The agency will reopen wastewater permits for some of the utility’s facilities. … [Read more...] about Energy & Environment Law Update – Week of August 18, 2014
The Week Ahead in the European Parliament – November 17, 2017
EUCAP Sahel Niger: Reinforcing Nigerien capabilities in the fight against terrorism and organised crime. Discussion with Bert VERSMESSEN, Deputy Civilian Operations Commander and Chief of Staff, EEAS and Mohamed ANACKO, President of the Regional Council of Agadez … [Read more...] about The Week Ahead in the European Parliament – November 17, 2017
BUSINESS NEWS IN BRIEF 28/12
To implement the new administrative procedures through the NSW, the General Department of Customs instructed customs officers to access the e-customs system to find information relating to the procedures. Businesses will not be required to provide the paper documents for the five above-mentioned procedures when implementing customs clearance. … [Read more...] about BUSINESS NEWS IN BRIEF 28/12
