South Africa requests tariff exemption from US forced labor investigation.
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South Africa requests tariff exemption from US forced labor investigation.

South Africa asked the US to exempt it from proposed tariffs linked to a Section 301 investigation examining forced labor enforcement. A delegation argued the country has robust laws against forced labor and requested exemptions for key exports including platinum, vehicles, and citrus.

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“South Africa seeks tariff exemption as US probes forced labor tied to imports”

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“South Africa seeks tariff exemption as U.S. probes forced labor tied to imports”

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