To suspend temporarily the duty on basic yellow 40 chloride based.

H.R. 2774 is a legislative proposal that would have temporarily eliminated import taxes, known as duties, on a specific chemical dye called "basic yellow 40 chloride based." This chemical is primarily used in industrial manufacturing to color textiles, paper, and certain plastics.

By suspending these tariffs through the end of 2009, the bill aimed to lower production costs for American manufacturers that rely on this imported dye. While the bill would have had little direct impact on the average consumer, its goal was to support domestic industrial competitiveness by reducing the overhead costs of raw materials used in everyday products.