Government/Policy
June 1, 2022
UK Tariff Rate Quota Officially Begins
Written by Laura Miller
US President Joe Biden has officially implemented the tariff-rate quota (TRQ) to ease Section 232 restrictions on steel imports from the United Kingdom.
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