White House Publishes New Lists Of Chinese Imports Subject To Tariffs
Last Friday, June 15, the Trump Administration released a statement announcing a 25 percent tariff on $50 billion of goods from China and published two lists: a finalized list of 818 entries subject to the tariff beginning July 6, and another list of 284 additional entries for review and comment.
MEMA Responds To Trump Administration Announcement Of 301 Tariffs On China
MEMA believes that retaliatory tariffs could negate the Trump administration’s recent successful work, such as tax reform, conducted on behalf of American companies.
AkzoNobel’s Largest Powder Coatings Plant Opens In China
The facility – one of the largest of its kind in the world – is located at an existing site and will help to further strengthen the company’s global leadership position in the powder coatings market.
Dana Inaugurates New Facility In Yancheng, China
The new facility will support automakers with thermal-management and new-energy solutions for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.
Stoneridge Moves China Operations To Accommodate Growing Demand
“The new facility will allow us to expand production with an enhanced layout and plant infrastructure, helping to achieve significant improvements in our manufacturing capabilities and processes,” said Jon DeGaynor, president and CEO, Stoneridge.
Auto Care Association Testifies Before United States Trade Representative On Section 301 China Tariffs
The tariffs are part of a proposed action by the administration to address unfair acts, policies and practices by China that are related to technology transfer, intellectual property and innovation.
Shiloh Industries Opens Nantong, China, Facility For Lightweight, High-Integrity Aluminum Cast Products
The state-of-the-art facility will begin producing new, nine-speed, aluminum transmission carriers and reverse carriers through Shiloh’s proprietary, high-integrity casting technology and has additional roll-outs scheduled.
New Tariffs Introduced On Hundreds Of Chinese Goods, Including Auto-Related Products
On Tuesday, the Trump administration said that it will place a 25 percent tariff on a long list of Chinese products, a measure intended to penalize China for what is viewed as unfair trade practices and another move in simmering trade war between the United States and China.
Auto Care Association Joins Multi-Association Letter Opposing Tariffs Against China
In the letter, the associations outlined how the tariffs would be harmful to U.S. consumers and businesses, existing supply chains as well as American jobs.
Networking In China: Inaugural Leadership 3.0 Program Provides Unique Opportunities
This past June, 20 aftermarket executives from all over the globe gathered in Shanghai for a full week of executive leadership education and an inside look at China’s burgeoning automotive aftermarket industry. The group was the first graduating class of Leadership 3.0 – an international extension of The University of the Aftermarket’s popular Leadership 2.0 executive management program.
The New Aftermarket Era: Opportunities Businesses Could Be Missing In China
China’s car parc is second only to the U.S., but will close the gap in five to seven years. In an upcoming webinar, Steven Ganster of Solidiance will talk on why now is the time to expand your business to China.
Scratching The Surface Of The Chinese Aftermarket At Leadership 3.0 Shanghai
Surely, you’ve heard the old adage, “The older I get, the more I realize how little I know.” Swap out the concept of age for that of an increasingly globalized automotive aftermarket and you will understand how I, and the 19 other aftermarket professionals who participated in Leadership 3.0 earlier this month in Shanghai now feel: The deeper I get into the international automotive aftermarket, the more I am aware of how little I know.