From raw materials, to components and exports, the recreational boating industry is being hit by the current trade war on multiple fronts.
The ongoing additional threat of tariffs is creating a lot of uncertainty for businesses. For us being a uniquely American made product, there are tough decisions that our manufacturers are having to make to ensure that they remain globally competitive.
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Impact of Tariffs Overview
[153.2 Kb] ONE-PAGER: Tariffs hurt American marine manufacturers.
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NMMA 2019 Tariffs Resource Guide
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Tariffs Impacting U.S. Recreational Boating Industry
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Overview: NMMA Supports Ratification of USMCA
[254.05 Kb] The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) promotes fair and free trade between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada – the continued success of U.S. marine manufacturing depends on our critical North American partnerships.
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Presentation: Trade Update Impact on the Marine Industry [July 25, 2018]
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January 2018 Webinar on Aluminum Unfair Trade Practices Case
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FAQ Sheet: How to Request a Section 301 Exclusion
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FAQ Sheet: Tariffs and Retaliation
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New NAFTA Factsheet
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NMMA Mexico Tariffs Factsheet
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Section 232 Tariffs At a Glance
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Leave Behind Document: Chinese Common Alloy Aluminum Sheet
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Letter to President Trump on Tariffs: June 7, 2018
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NMMA, EBI & ICOMIA Letter to President Trump: June 26, 2018
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10112018 Joint Trade Letter EBI ICOMIA NMMA
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Sec 232 Auto Letter to President Final
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Joint Statement from ICOMIA, EBI & NMMA
[725.15 Kb] Statement regarding additional import duties on EU exports of steel and aluminum to the United States.