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- Jamieson Greer said there is no timeline for cutting tariffs on $60 billion of goods.
- He said board recommendations need public comment and legal determination before they can be used.
- Greer warned the process lowers the chance U.S. consumers see reduced tariffs before the holidays.
- The mechanism would let the United States export meat and dairy with lower tariffs and China ship appliances.