by Sarah Williams 
The U.S. Exchange Representative’s Office on Monday will commence seven days of declaration from U.S. retailers, producers and different organizations about President Donald Trump’s arrangement to hit another US$300 billion worth of Chinese merchandise with levies.
The hearings will start on Monday and will finish on June 25, the USTR said in an announcement on Friday. That course of events means Trump would not have the option to trigger the new flood of duties until after July 2, when a seven-day last reply remark period closes.
U.S.- China relations have weakened since Trump blamed Beijing toward the beginning of May for reneging on duties to change its methods for working with the remainder of the world.
