Jacob Kopnick

1 week ago | internationaltradetoday.com | Jacob Kopnick

CAFC Judges Todd Hughes and Leonard Stark, along with Judge Robert Schroeder of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, who was sitting by designation, held that the fruit ingredients give the mixtures their "essential character," making heading 0811 the proper heading for the products. The suit concerns importer Nature's Touch Frozen Foods' 14 types of frozen fruit mixtures, five of which contain vegetable ingredients.

1 week ago | internationaltradetoday.com | Jacob Kopnick

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2 weeks ago | internationaltradetoday.com | Jacob Kopnick

The foundation brought its case last week to contest President Donald Trump's "reciprocal" tariffs and IEEPA duties on China, arguing that IEEPA doesn't authorize tariffs, Trump's declared national emergencies fail to meet the "statutory requirement of an 'unusual and extraordinary threat'" and IEEPA unconstitutionally transfers legislative power to the president (see 2504250038).

3 weeks ago | internationaltradetoday.com | Jacob Kopnick

The 12 states, led by Oregon, filed their suit on April 23 at the Court of International Trade to challenge all of Trump's executive orders imposing tariffs using powers in the IEEPA -- the reciprocal tariffs and duties on China, Canada and Mexico to combat drug trafficking (see 2504230067).

3 weeks ago | internationaltradetoday.com | Jacob Kopnick

The lawsuit also challenges CBP's series of Cargo Systems Messaging Service guidance documents implementing the tariffs under the Administrative Procedure Act. The 12 states challenging the tariffs are Oregon, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maine, Minnesota, Nevada, New Mexico, New York and Vermont. The Oregon Department of Justice said in a press release that the case is being led by Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield and Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes.