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Silverado Submits Comments to USTR Regarding the Proposed U.S.-China Board of Trade

Operation of a Mechanism to Promote Reciprocal and Managed Trade with China

Published by: Silverado Policy Accelerator · Jul 28, 2026 · 1 min read
Trade & Industrial Security

On July 10, 2026, Silverado submitted comments to the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative regarding the Operation of a Mechanism to Promote Reciprocal and Managed Trade with China.


Silverado recommended to USTR that that the Board of Trade be paired with a modern China-specific safeguard mechanism backed by robust monitoring of trade, production, capacity, and other related data. Our objective in proposing a restored China-specific safeguard is to ensure the United States is not again exposed to harmful import surges in goods benefiting from tariff modifications.

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