Jordan and four others face US scrutiny
Washington has listed Jordan among the countries suspected of being used to circumvent customs regulations, amid concerns that its territories could serve as a passageway for re-exporting Chinese goods to the U.S. market and bypass customs tariffs. The American scrutiny also extended to Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, and Israel, with particular focus on practices of "illegal re-shipping," which involve repackaging or falsifying the country of origin, with China identified as one of the main countries associated with these practices. There has been no official statement from Jordan; however, government sources confirmed that the Ministry of Industry and Trade is prepared to close any customs loopholes.
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