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The White House declared an emergency over phosphate fertilizer supplies on June 29 and authorized a temporary suspension of certain duties on imports from Morocco, with relief lasting until the earlier of eight months or the end of the emergency.
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The White House declared an emergency over phosphate fertilizer supplies on June 29 and authorized a temporary suspension of certain duties on imports from Morocco, with relief lasting until the earlier of eight months or the end of the emergency.
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The White House declared an emergency over phosphate fertilizer supplies on June 29 and authorized a temporary suspension of certain duties on imports from Morocco, with relief lasting until the earlier of eight months or the end of the emergency.
The White House declared an emergency over phosphate fertilizer supplies and authorized temporary duty-free imports from Morocco for a limited period.
Trump’s June 29 proclamation says duty-free imports of phosphate fertilizer from Morocco may continue for the earlier of eight months after the order or until the emergency is terminated.
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