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📦 Valued 16.4¢/kg or more but less than 24.6¢/kg

Valued 16.4¢/kg or more but less than 24.6¢/kg

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Overview

The category 'Valued 16.4¢/kg or more but less than 24.6¢/kg' typically includes specific agricultural or processed food products under the Harmonized System (HS) Code classification. This price range often pertains to commodities such as certain types of fruits, vegetables, or processed goods that fall within mid-tier pricing. These products are traded globally with varying tariff structures and trade agreements influencing their market dynamics. The category is significant for countries with strong agricultural exports and is often subject to seasonal fluctuations and trade policy changes.

Total Trade Volume

USD 1.2 billion

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

5.2%

Highest Rate

12% (applied by certain developing nations)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements like USMCA)

Common Restrictions

  • Seasonal quotas
  • Sanitary and phytosanitary measures (SPS)
  • Import licensing requirements
  • Anti-dumping duties in specific markets

Market Trends

Rising demand for organic products within this price range

Increased export opportunities for countries with organic certification standards, potentially raising trade volume by 10-15% annually

2022

Impact of climate change on agricultural yields

Reduced supply in key exporting regions due to adverse weather, leading to price volatility and supply chain disruptions

2021-2022

Growth in e-commerce for agricultural trade

Small and medium enterprises gaining access to international markets, boosting trade volume by approximately 8% in this category

2022

Recent Developments

New EU Tariff Quota Agreement

The European Union introduced a revised tariff quota system for agricultural imports in this price range, aiming to balance domestic production with import needs.

March 2023

Potential reduction in trade volume for non-EU exporters by 5-7% due to stricter quotas, while benefiting EU farmers.

USMCA Trade Dispute Resolution

A resolution under the USMCA agreement addressed tariff disputes on agricultural products, reducing tariffs for Mexican exports in this category.

June 2023

Increased trade volume from Mexico to the US by an estimated USD 20 million annually.

Sustainability Certification Push

Major importing countries like Germany and France have pushed for stricter sustainability certifications for products in this price range.

September 2023

May increase production costs for exporters but improve market access for compliant producers, with a projected 3-5% trade growth for certified goods.