New Aluminum Import Monitoring (AIM) Requirements
Published Apr 26, 2022
Summary
CBP announces that beginning June 29, 2022, Commerce's Aluminum Import Monitoring (AIM) licensing applications will require actual entries for country of largest and second largest smelt, ending the temporary allowance to mark these fields as 'unknown'.
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