U.S. International Trade Commission Modifies Exclusion Order for Certain Miniature Plug-In Blade Fuses

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The U.S. International Trade Commission is seeking public comments on a proposed modification to a 1983 exclusion order related to miniature plug-in blade fuses, following a notice of exclusion order modification proceeding.

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