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USTR Flags Vietnam for IP Enforcement Deficiencies, Raising Prospect of U.S. Tariffs

Vietnam faces heightened scrutiny and potential trade penalties after being placed on the USTR’s highest-risk list for intellectual property violations.

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The United States Trade Representative has designated Vietnam as a top-risk country for intellectual property protection failures, citing ineffective enforcement against digital piracy and counterfeit goods. This development, highlighted in the latest Special 301 Report, could expose Vietnamese exports to Section 301…
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USTR Flags Vietnam for IP Enforcement Deficiencies, Raising Prospect of U.S. Tariffs The United States Trade Representative has designated Vietnam as a top-risk country for intellectual property protection failures, citing ineffective enforcement against digital piracy and counterfeit goods. This develo... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/ustr-flags-vietnam-for-ip-enforcement-deficiencies-raising-prospect-of-u-s-tariffs

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