Honduras - Peru Trade Agreement Signed80% of Peruvian exports enter duty free immediately and the rest will gradually be exempt from tariffs which will be eliminated completely within 10 years.Monday, June 1, 2015
"... Asparagus, artichokes, grapes, pineapples, mangoes, avocados, quinoa, amaranth, paprika, coffee, Giant Cusco corn, purple corn, lacquer dyes, brighteners, essential oils, chemical inputs, varnishes and paints, plastic containers, polymer foils , solvents, textiles for clothing, articles of iron and steel, goods manufactured from copper, among other things ... " are some of the Peruvian products that will start to enter the Honduran market under the FTA scheme between both countries. Source: Gestion.pe ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?"Nicaraguan Textile Companies Do Not Need TPL"December 2014 The Under Secretary of Commerce in the United States sees no need for renewal of preferential tariff arrangements, which up to now have favored Nicaragua's textile industry. Nicaragua's Textile Sector and the TPLAugust 2014 The possibility that the United States will not renew tariff preferences for Nicaraguan textiles at the end of the year is forcing the industry to prepare changes to their production schedule. Trade Agreements More profitable Than Free ZonesMarch 2014 Tyre manufacturer Bridgestone has withdrawn from the free zone regime in order to export, with better benefits, under trade agreements with the countries of the Pacific Alliance. Tariff Preferences for Textiles At RiskApril 2013 The preferential system which allows Nicaraguan textiles made with raw materials from countries outside of the DR-CAFTA to enter the U.S. without tariffs will expire at the end of 2014.
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