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Dueling lists: China’s answer to the Section 1260H expansion and the risk in the pattern – what US stakeholders should know

By Trade Practitioner on July 2, 2026
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On June 22, 2026, the People’s Republic of China announced new restrictive measures affecting dozens of US companies, in a move coming just two weeks after the US Department of Defense’s June 8 expansion of its Section 1260H list of “Chinese Military Companies” list. These latest measures clear examples of Washington and Beijing increasingly reaching for the same instrument: targeted, list-based tools, including procurement bans, export-control designations, sanctions listings and investment restrictions.

We recently published an update on these developments. Read the full insight here.

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    Antitrust, Competition and Trade, Business and Commercial
  • Blog:
    The Trade Practitioner
  • Organization:
    Squire Patton Boggs
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