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THAT MAKE CUSTOMS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE DECISIONS.
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U.
S. Customs and Border Protection
Rules on the classification and valuation of imports and administers all import laws |
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Import
Administration, U.S. Commerce Department
Decides whether imports are dumped or subsidized. |
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International
Trade Commission
Decides whether dumped or subsidized imports are injuring a US industry. |
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U
S Trade Representative
Responsible for conduct of US trade policy. |
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U
S Commerce Department Bureau of Industry and Security
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U S Department of State Office of Defense Trade Controls |
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U S Department of The Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control |
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World
Trade Organization
International organization that administers multilateral trade agreements. |
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ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT INTERNATIONAL TRADE.
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Multinational financial institution that finances infrastructure projects. |
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Stat
á USA Internet
Provides economic data. |
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The
Journal of Commerce
The latest news about customs and trade and shipping matters. |
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Government
Printing Office
Research source for Federal Register publications, legislation, and other US Government reports and records. |
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US REGULATORY AGENCIES AFFECTING INTERNATIONAL TRADE.
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US
Food and Drug Administration
Regulates food and drug safety |
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U.
S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Administers laws protecting endangered species. |
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US
Department of Justice
Responsible for criminal enforcement actions affecting international trade. |
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Federal
Trade Commission
A consumer protection agency. |
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APHIS: Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Is responsible for protecting and promoting U.S. agricultural health, administering the Animal Welfare Act, and carrying out wildlife damage management activities. |
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