New US tariffs likely to face court challenges
We thought something could be going to happen from this forced labour investigation. The products are used in specialised nutrition and not produced in sufficient quantities in the US, she said.She said there had been no finding of forced labour in dairy supply chains.NewsWorld25 July 2026, 7:02am
- ▪We thought something could be going to happen from this forced labour investigation.
- ▪The products are used in specialised nutrition and not produced in sufficient quantities in the US, she said.She said there had been no finding of forced labour in dairy supply chains.NewsWorld25 July 2026, 7:02am
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NewsWorld25 July 2026, 7:02amNew US tariffs likely to face court challengesEllen O'DwyerCaption:New Zealand's Special Agricultural Trade Envoy Nathan Guy.Photo credit:VNP / Phil SmithNew Zealand's special agricultural trade envoy says new tariffs imposed by the United States could be challenged in the United States' courts.The Trump administration has imposed a 12.5 percent tariff on most exports, replacing the current 10 percent one.Former government minister Nathan Guy, also chair of the Meat Industry Association, said exporters across the board are bracing for more uncertainty."The Liberation Day tariffs last year, they were repealed through the Supreme Court.
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