AdvaMed's Response to Section 232 Probe
AdvaMed has submitted comments to the Trump administration regarding the medical equipment investigation, recommending a tariff-free trading bloc with trusted countries.
- Establish a preferred trading bloc with NATO partners and allies
- Continue the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement qualifying products rule for Mexico and Canada
- Pursue bilateral medtech commitments from trade partners, including China and India
The Department of Commerce is investigating whether the current level of U.S. medtech imports has national security implications.
AdvaMed outlined nearly a dozen recommendations to strengthen U.S. medtech production and exports.
Author's summary: AdvaMed proposes trade actions to strengthen US medtech production.
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