ITI: Policymakers Should Avoid Broad De Minimis Changes

Press Release

WASHINGTON – Today, global tech trade association ITI released the following statement from its President and CEO Jason Oxman reacting to the White House’s new actions on de minimis policy:

“Consumers, small businesses, and communities across the United States rely on the de minimis tariff exemption to reduce costs and simplify trade in low-value shipments. As the Biden Administration looks to develop and notice a proposed rulemaking, we urge U.S. officials to strategically target any de minimis changes to address the government’s priorities related to enforcement of U.S. health and safety laws, avoiding overly broad restrictions that could lead to significant supply chain delays or unintended harms. We appreciate the Administration’s indication that a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking is forthcoming, which ITI looks forward to reviewing and providing feedback. Importantly, the administration and Members of Congress should solicit and incorporate diverse stakeholder feedback on all proposed de minimis reforms.”

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