A White House report identifies over 40 countries, including Mexico, Panama, and Colombia, as high-risk for facilitating China's evasion of US tariffs through illegal transshipment practices.
The U.S. White House has released a report identifying South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and the EU among some 40 economies facing China-linked transshipment risks, as the administration seeks to crack down on schemes evading U.S. tariffs.
The U.S. administration listed South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and the EU among dozens of economies facing China-linked transshipment risks, as the White House seeks to tackle trade remedy evasion schemes.
Hong Kong authorities uncovered 23 cross-boundary and transshipment counterfeiting cases in a joint operation with mainland China and Macau in April, seizing about 46,000 items worth an estimated HK$16 million (US$2 million). The Customs and Excise Department said on Friday that the operation found that 21 cases involved local express couriers and logistics companies. The remaining two cases involved batches of counterfeit goods discovered on two inbound lorries at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau...
