The U.S. recreational boating industry is facing a triple threat from Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum, anti-dumping and countervailing duties on Chinese aluminum sheet, and 301 tariffs on nearly 300 marine related products. Collectively, these tariffs are causing the price of raw materials and marine parts to rise rapidly and stifling U.S. boat exports.
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Presentation: Trade Update Impact on the Marine Industry [July 25, 2018]
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FAQ Sheet: Tariffs and Retaliation
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Letter to President Trump on Tariffs: June 7, 2018
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Section 232 Tariffs At a Glance
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NMMA, EBI & ICOMIA Letter to President Trump: June 26, 2018
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NMMA Speaks on Trade - Top Media Hits
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Tariffs Impacting U.S. Recreational Boating Industry
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NMMA Members Speak on Trade - Top Media Hits
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FAQ Sheet: How to Request a Section 301 Exclusion
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New NAFTA Factsheet
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10112018 Joint Trade Letter EBI ICOMIA NMMA
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Leave Behind Document: Chinese Common Alloy Aluminum Sheet
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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.
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January 2018 Webinar on Aluminum Unfair Trade Practices Case
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Foreign Flagged Vessels
[459.21 Kb] Letter to USCG from Boating Caucus co-chairs
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Foreign Flagged Vessels
[440.59 Kb] Letter from Congressional Boating Caucus Co-Chairs
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NMMA Comments Supporting Voluntary Consensus Standards
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Comments for the Regulatory Cooperation Council
[217.1 Kb] NMMA comments to the RCC regarding US-Canadian marine trade
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Marine Electronics Journal
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