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📦 Valued 55¢/kg or more but less than 65¢/kg

Valued 55¢/kg or more but less than 65¢/kg

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Overview

The category 'Valued 55¢/kg or more but less than 65¢/kg' typically pertains to specific agricultural or commodity products under a designated Harmonized System (HS) code. This price range often includes products like certain types of fruits, vegetables, or processed food items that fall within this value bracket per kilogram. Trade in this category is influenced by seasonal availability, regional production capacities, and international demand for affordable yet quality goods. This segment is critical for understanding mid-tier pricing dynamics in global commodity markets, often involving developing and developed economies alike.

Total Trade Volume

USD 1.2 billion

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

8.5%

Highest Rate

15% (applied by certain Asian markets)

Lowest Rate

2% (under free trade agreements in the EU)

Common Restrictions

  • Seasonal import quotas
  • Phytosanitary regulations
  • Labeling and packaging standards
  • Anti-dumping duties in specific regions

Market Trends

Increased demand for organic products

Higher competition among exporters to meet organic certification, pushing prices slightly upward within this value range

2021-2022

Shift towards sustainable sourcing

Buyers prioritize suppliers with eco-friendly practices, affecting trade flows towards countries with better sustainability records

2022

Rise in e-commerce for bulk commodity trade

Smaller importers gain access to global markets, increasing trade volume but fragmenting market shares

2020-2022

Recent Developments

New US-Mexico Trade Agreement Clause

A revised clause in the USMCA agreement has reduced tariffs for products in this price range by 3% for Mexican exporters to the US market.

March 2023

Expected to boost Mexican exports by 10% in this category over the next year.

EU Phytosanitary Regulation Update

The European Union tightened phytosanitary requirements for imports in this category to prevent pest outbreaks, requiring additional certifications.

January 2023

May slow down trade from non-compliant countries, increasing costs for exporters.

Chilean Drought Impact

Severe drought in Chile has reduced production of key commodities in this price bracket, affecting export volumes.

July 2022

Potential price increases due to supply shortages, benefiting competitors like Mexico and Spain.