EnThe U.S. and China have not held a required review of their phase 1 trade deal, leaving President Trump with a difficult choice ahead of the elections. The Chinese government has launched a review of container-lines’ rate setting practices. Also: Tomy joins Hasbro, Mattel with cuts after imports fail to transform into sales; Dorel, Dynacraft ride COVID-19 demand for bicycles; supply chains still tight; Kuraray sees COVID-19 drag into 2021 as PVA shipments surge; Huawei faces tighter U.S. rules, China yet to act; and China targets Australian wine in COVID-19, Huawei spat.
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