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NewsTough-talking EU drafts tariffs but gives talks with US a chance
The move comes after President Trump announced a 90-day delay on import tariffs
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NewsEU marine tariffs imminent announcement
The EU foreign affairs and trade ministers met yesterday to discuss EU-US trade developments
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NewsUS marine stocks tumble amid trade war uncertainties
Many companies have seen their shares hit 52-week lows
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NewsSouth Africa will avoid ‘race to the bottom’ with retaliatory tariff
The country remains committed to constructive bilateral relations with the US
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NewsNMMA on what US tariffs mean for the boating industry
National Marine Manufacturers Association issues guidance for member companies
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NewsSouth Africa tackles Cape Town port woes with private sector invite
Port bottlenecks periodically delay both boat exports and imports of key supplies
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NewsEBI issues statement on US reciprocal tariffs
European Boating Industry underlines potential risks to business
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NewsSABBEX to seek clarity on new Trump tariff
The South African Boat Builders Export Council will engage with the SA government regarding the implications of the new 30% tax
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NewsSA government working on ‘Plan B’ US trade pact as AGOA deadline looms
South Africa is preparing a bilateral trade agreement with the US amid speculation the country will lose its duty-free export benefits
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NewsNMMA offers insight to EU retaliatory tariffs
The National Marine Manufacturers Association in the US is out with analysis highlighting what importers need to know
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NewsSouth Africa scrambles to get clarity on tariffs amid trade uncertainty
The Democratic Alliance has returned from a week-long visit to the US aimed at stabilising bilateral relations
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NewsEU announces retaliatory tariffs on US imports
European Boating Industry (EBI) urges both sides to engage in negotiations to resolve issue
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NewsUS tariffs put Canadian dealers in a pinch
Companies feel the squeeze in what at least one calls the “perfect storm” of economic hurdles
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NewsSABBEX welcomes public-private partnership plan for struggling ports
South Africa’s under-performing port and rail infrastructure is putting jobs at risk
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NewsAfrica trade chief: Agoa threat ‘an opportunity to explore new markets’
The loss of preferential trade access to the US market could work in South Africa’s favour
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NewsWhite House launches copper investigation, expands trade action, tariffs effective next week
Trump’s ‘America First Trade Policy’ could have additional negative impact on the recreational boating industry
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NewsAustralian marine export group strengthens Middle East ties
AIMEX made its first appearance in Dubai last week following the signing of a free trade agreement with the UAE
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NewsTop US trade official says South Africa’s AGOA benefit still in the balance
Jamieson Greer says it’s too soon to ‘prejudge’ the country’s eligibility for duty-free access to the US market
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NewsTariff travails: short-term impact, long-term pain
Exhibitors share their views on tariffs with IBI at last week’s Miami show
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NewsTariffs on boats a return to 2018?
The boating industry could be facing a similar scenario to the one it experienced six years ago – NMMA responds to the challenge
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