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๐Ÿ“ฆ Valued 33.6ยข/liters or more but less than 50.4ยข/liters

Valued 33.6ยข/liters or more but less than 50.4ยข/liters

HS Code:

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Overview

The category 'Valued 33.6ยข/liters or more but less than 50.4ยข/liters' typically includes specific liquid products, often related to beverages, chemicals, or other industrial liquids falling within this value range per liter. This HS code segment is part of a broader classification for goods traded globally, where valuation determines tariff application and trade regulations. Products in this range are generally mid-tier in terms of pricing, often subject to moderate tariffs and regulatory oversight depending on the nature of the liquid and country-specific policies.

Total Trade Volume

USD 1.2 billion

Data from 2022

Source

World Trade Organization (WTO) and UN Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

5.8% ad valorem

Highest Rate

12% (applied by certain developing economies)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements like EU-USMCA)

Common Restrictions

  • Import quotas in select markets
  • Safety and quality certification requirements
  • Environmental compliance for chemical contents
  • Labeling and packaging standards

Market Trends

Rising demand for specialty beverages

Increased trade volume in mid-value beverage segments, particularly in North America and Europe

2021-2022

Shift towards sustainable packaging

Higher compliance costs for exporters but improved market access in eco-conscious regions like the EU

2020-2022

Fluctuations in raw material costs

Price volatility affecting export competitiveness, especially for chemical-based liquids

2022

Recent Developments

EU Tariff Reduction Agreement

The European Union finalized a tariff reduction agreement with several Asian countries, lowering rates on mid-value liquid imports to 3% from 6%.

June 2023

Expected to boost trade volume by 15% for affected countries in this category.

US Regulatory Update on Chemical Imports

The US introduced stricter environmental regulations for chemical liquids in this value range, requiring additional certifications.

March 2023

Potential short-term trade disruptions for non-compliant exporters, with a projected 5% dip in imports.

Japan's Market Liberalization

Japan reduced import quotas for mid-value beverages, aiming to diversify supply chains post-pandemic.

January 2023

Increased market access for smaller exporters, potentially raising Japan's share in global trade for this category.