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Overview
The International Trade Committee is made up of trade, customs, and compliance experts from the largest and most innovative retail companies. Members of the committee provide their expertise on issues including tariffs, trade agreements, and government programs including the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) and the Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT).
The International Trade Committee, along with the Customs Committee, have their monthly conference call on the first Tuesday every month. Both committees also meet in-person once a year in conjunction with the CBP Trade Symposium. For more information on the both International Trade and Customs Committees, please reach out to Hun Quach, vice president of international trade.
Contact hun.quach@rila.org.
Committee Materials
RILA Tariff Tracker - List 1 & 2
Exclusions tracker for Chinese-imported products subject to Section 301 tariffs. This document covers lists 1 & 2.
RILA Tariff Tracker - List 3
Exclusions tracker for Chinese-imported products subject to Section 301 tariffs. This document included list 3.
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