Clariant: Customers Expecting Tariff Payback

Bloomberg · Feb 26, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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Swiss chemicals company Clariant is expecting customers to demand payback for tariff costs after the US Supreme Court declared Donald Trump's global tariffs under economic emergency powers law to be illegal says Conrad Keijzer, CEO of Clariant. He spoke to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on 'The Pulse'. (Source: Bloomberg)

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The US Supreme Court ruled Donald Trump's tariffs under the IEEPA as illegal, but was silent on the issue of refunds. That decision is likely to go back to the US Court of International Trade says Janet Whittaker, Senior International Arbitration and Disputes Partner at Clifford Chance. She says the hundreds of businesses that have already taken legal action seeking refunds may face further litigation. Whittaker joined Lizzy Burden on 'Bloomberg Daybreak Europe'. (Source: Bloomberg)

Clariant: Customers Expecting Tariff Payback

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