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  1. The U.S. Commerce Department found continued dumping from China, resulting in Customs collecting duties and maintaining existing duty orders.
  2. Guidance outlines pathways for goods from Xinjiang.
  3. Accusations have surfaced regarding alleged support for sanctions, leading to blacklisting and discussions of trade restrictions involving entities in Xinjiang.

Countermeasures target Applied DNA Sciences' business operations following its involvement in a supply chain from Xinjiang.

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Countermeasures target Applied DNA Sciences' business operations following its involvement in a supply chain from Xinjiang.

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Applied DNA SciencesXinjiang

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  1. Countermeasures against Applied DNA Sciences intensify with MOFCOM list placement and CBP pressure.1 source
  2. Economic retaliation targets Applied DNA Sciences over its supply chain from Xinjiang.1 source

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Accusations have surfaced regarding alleged support for sanctions, leading to blacklisting and discussions of trade restrictions involving entities in Xinjiang.

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