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Valued 18ยข/liter or more

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Overview

The 'Valued 18ยข/liter or more' category typically pertains to specific liquid commodities, often related to beverages or chemicals, classified under a particular HS Code (Harmonized System Code). This category includes products where the value is assessed at 18 cents per liter or higher, reflecting a premium segment of the market. These products are often subject to specific tariffs and trade regulations due to their value and nature, and they play a significant role in niche markets globally.

Total Trade Volume

USD 12.5 billion

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

8.5%

Highest Rate

15% (applied by certain developing economies)

Lowest Rate

2% (under free trade agreements like EU-US)

Common Restrictions

  • Import quotas in specific markets
  • Stringent quality and safety standards
  • Labeling and packaging requirements
  • Environmental and sustainability certifications

Market Trends

Rising demand for premium products

Increased trade volume in high-value segments due to consumer preference for quality over quantity.

2021-2022

Shift towards sustainable sourcing

Producers adopting eco-friendly practices to meet regulatory and consumer demands, influencing trade patterns.

2020-2022

Digital trade platforms

Growth in e-commerce for cross-border sales, reducing traditional trade barriers and boosting smaller exporters.

2022

Recent Developments

EU Tariff Reduction Agreement

The European Union signed a new trade agreement with several Asian countries to reduce tariffs on high-value liquid commodities from 12% to 5% over the next five years.

March 2023

Expected to boost exports from Asian countries to the EU by 10% annually.

US Imposes New Quality Standards

The United States introduced stricter quality control measures for imports in this category to ensure consumer safety and environmental compliance.

January 2023

May increase compliance costs for exporters, potentially reducing trade volume from non-compliant regions.

Australia-China Trade Dispute Resolution

Australia and China resolved a long-standing trade dispute, leading to the lifting of punitive tariffs on Australian products in this category.

April 2023

Likely to restore trade volumes to pre-dispute levels, benefiting Australian exporters.