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Importers receiving a CBP Request for Information (CBP Form 28) should carefully evaluate the implications of the requested information. CBP’s requests are often the first step in evaluating potential AD/CVD evasion under EAPA, or may be a prelude to other civil penalty enforcement. Under the EAPA regulatory guidelines, CBP has only 90 calendar days in which to reach a determination of “reasonable suspicion of evasion” and issue interim measures to address potential AD/CVD evasion. A failure to timely respond to CBP Form 28 or an insufficient response could result in a finding of adverse inferences under EAPA and may trigger interim measures that may not only require the deposit of AD/CVD on subsequent shipments, but will also trigger CBP’s actions to amend unliquidated entries requiring the deposit of AD/CVD. Moreover, remedies under EAPA are not exclusive and vague or unsupported responses may trigger other available remedies, such as civil penalty actions … [Read more...] about Customs and International Trade: Summer Update

While a World Bank report released this month has predicted India’s GDP growth rate to be 7.3 percent during 2018-19, Indian companies have invested about $880 million in Vietnam, with the amount hitting $1.6 billion when Indian investments routed through third countries are also included. … [Read more...] about Politics India celebrates 70th Republic Day in Ho Chi Minh City Pet sitting service emerges for Tet holiday in Vietnam

Across the region, the worst performer of the year was the index of Chinese blue chips <.CSI300> which lost a quarter of its value. The only major market in the black for the year was India, where the BSE <.BSESN> was ahead by almost 6 percent. … [Read more...] about Asia stocks cheer Sino-U.S. trade talk, still see red for the year

Remarkable achievements have seen in border trade, with total import-export revenue recorded at over 414 million USD from 2015. Kien Giang province shipped more than 202 million USD worth of products to the Cambodian localities, and splashed out 211 million USD to purchase coal, frozen seafood, and food additives from Cambodia. … [Read more...] about Government News 23/7

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Gina McCarthy said March 30 that the Keystone XL pipeline alone would not be a climate disaster, as some project opponents have claimed. She also said that there would not be one climate change solution. The agency raised concerns with the State Department about the pipeline’s climate impact in February, saying that it should consider seriously whether the sharp oil price reduction would increase the pipeline’s environmental impact and stimulate production in the Canadian oil sands. During the same remarks, Administrator McCarthy said that she does not have a “Plan B” if the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit blocks the agency’s Clean Power Plan before it releases a final rule, and said that she does not expect that to happen. … [Read more...] about Energy & Environmental Law Update – March 30, 2015