USTR gets input on shipbuilding, port fees; Ways & Means holds trade hearing
- American Compass supports the U.S. Trade Representative's efforts to address China's dominance in shipbuilding, stressing the importance of shipbuilding to U.S. Economic security.
- In 2023, the U.S. Had only five commercial ships on order, compared to China's 1,749, highlighting a concerning disparity.
- A recent poll found that 72% of Americans believe the U.S. Should not depend on foreign producers for ships, indicating public support for domestic shipbuilding initiatives.
- USTR Jamieson Greer proposed tariffs on Chinese vessels, aiming to strengthen U.S. Shipbuilding capacity and reduce reliance on China.
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Editorial: Congress, White House look to reform America’s shipbuilding industry
This is a pivotal time for efforts to streamline the slow process of building and repairing the warships that make the U.S. Navy a global force. Members of Congress have called for beefing up the flagging shipbuilding industry and reforming the way the Navy acquires ships and repairs older ones. The White House has said shipbuilding is a priority. Those efforts resonate in Hampton Roads, where shipbuilding and repair are crucial to the economy. …
China’s Subsidized Shipbuilding: Latest Pillar Industry
By: Andy Wong Ming JunOver the past four years China has become the world’s top commercial shipbuilder, eclipsing not only a floundering United States but Japanese and South Korean shipbuilders as well. China has gone from a mere 5 percent of merchant tonnage produced annually in the world to over 50 percent in 2025.The rise of Chinese shipbuilding is m…
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