The Trump Administration announced plans for a slate of 10% to 12.5% tariffs based on the results of the March Section 301 investigations, covering 60 trading partners accounting for nearly all imported goods, as the temporary 10% global tariff prepares to sunset in July. The investigation report states that six trading partners—Canada, the EU, Ecuador, Indonesia, Mexico, and Pakistan—”failed to effectively enforce” their existing laws against the importation of goods produced with forced labor, while the remainder have failed to enact legal prohibitions against such imports.

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