Articles Tagged with ''Court of International Trade''

The cost and availability of fertilizer will be scrutinized at a Senate Ag Committee hearing on Tuesday. It’s the latest attempt by Washington officials to get a stronger grasp on what’s behind higher prices for crop nutrients and how to make the U.S. less reliant on foreign fertilizer markets. 

The Court of International Trade dealt the Trump administration another trade policy blow on Thursday, ruling that a 10% global tariff applied to most U.S. imports is illegal.

The country’s top trade court has clarified that it will be able to order refunds on tariffs owed more than 314 days prior if the Supreme Court strikes down Trump's emergency tariffs, easing importers' fears of a potential barrier to a refund rollout.

Members of a federal appeals court grappled with congressional intent and whether the president's emergency declaration was justified during oral arguments on Thursday in a pivotal case for the president’s tariff agenda.

President Donald Trump may find it difficult to impose across-the-board tariffs following recent court decisions that found he overstepped his authority under a law designed to address economic emergencies.

The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled Wednesday that President Donald Trump overstepped his authority in using the Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose tariffs on all countries.

The Trump administration will release a report today from the Make America Healthy Again Commission – with notes on how pesticides and ultraprocessed foods allegedly connect to childhood chronic diseases.

Bird flu dollars in doubt * MAHA Day * USDA plan in the dock * UK backtracking on biotech?

California passes a poop milestone, thanks to dairy * Banning a car ban * A red herring in the tunnel * Ag groups back ESA tweaks

Lawyers for a group of businesses challenging the president's reciprocal tariffs at the Court of International Trade argued on Tuesday that the administration’s tariff pause undermines its economic emergency declaration.