Regulatory

No significant movement on trade expected early from Biden administration

IBI , by Tony Esposito2021-01-28T14:40:00

Washington

Don’t expect any significant movement on trade in the first 100 days of US President Joe Biden’s new administration, as the focus of the White House becomes the Covid-19 pandemic, the economy and the environment – three areas that have and will continue to affect the US recreational boating industry, ...

Don’t expect any significant movement on trade in the first 100 days of US President Joe Biden’s new administration, as the focus of the White House becomes the Covid-19 pandemic, the economy and the environment – three areas that have and will continue to affect the US recreational boating industry, cautions the lead Washington strategist for the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA).

Nicole Vasilaros, senior VP of government relations for the trade group, told IBI on Tuesday…

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