Congress Proposes Lowering Tariffs for 'Trusted' Companies to Boost U.S. Manufacturing
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Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) introduced the Trusted Importer and Competitive Manufacturing Act to create a 10-year license for firms certified in trade law compliance and supply chain security. The bill allows the government to lower or waive tariffs on imports to boost domestic manufacturing.

The Trusted Importer and Competitive Manufacturing Act (H.R. 6914) would create a ten-year general import license for certified entities to pay reduced or waived tariffs on specific goods intended to strengthen the U.S. economy and secure supply chains.
Representative Max Miller (R-OH) introduced H.R. 6914 to strengthen trusted importer programs and U.S. manufacturing competitiveness. The bill establishes a program to issue general import licenses allowing certified importers to pay reduced or waived tariffs on certain articles.
Document Type
Congressional Bill
Official Title
Trusted Importer and Competitive Manufacturing Act of 2025
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