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Senate-passed version of China trade bill includes toned down SIMP language

The Senate's inserted language, now published online, also mentions SIMP but doesn't propose an expansion of the recordkeeping requirements

By Jason Huffman | March 30, 2022 16:54 BST
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There is a Seafood Import Monitoring Program (SIMP) mention in the version of the US House of Representatives' China trade competition bill passed by the Senate this week, but the language doesn't suggest doing anything to expand recordkeeping requirements [...]

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