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United States to Antarctica Trade Analysis for Wastes of lubricating oils and greases (whether or not containing additives)

Detailed tariff information for Wastes of lubricating oils and greases (whether or not containing additives) imports

Wastes of lubricating oils and greases (whether or not containing additives) Tariff Rate

HS Code:

Not applicable
Effective N/A
View general trade relationship between United States and Antarctica

Trade Volume

Value
No data available
Year
N/A
Trend
Not applicable due to Antarctica's status under the Antarctic Treaty, which restricts commercial trade activities.

Special Rates

N/A
Not applicable
Antarctica is not a sovereign state and does not impose tariffs or customs duties under the Antarctic Treaty (1959), which prohibits commercial exploitation and establishes the region for scientific research.

Additional Information

No additional information available.
Last updated: 1 year ago

News and Updates

Recent News
No Recent Trade Activity Reported for Wastes of Lubricating Oils and Greases Between US and Antarctica
There are no recent news reports or data regarding the trade of wastes of lubricating oils and greases (HS Code: 2710.99) between the United States and Antarctica. Antarctica is not a recognized trading partner due to its status as a non-sovereign territory governed by the Antarctic Treaty System, which prohibits commercial resource extraction and limits industrial activities.
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Impact: No trade impact as commercial trade of such materials with Antarctica is not feasible or permitted under current international agreements.
Environmental Concerns Over Waste Management in Antarctic Research Stations
While not directly related to trade, discussions around waste management, including lubricating oils and greases, at US-operated research stations in Antarctica have been noted. These discussions focus on environmental protection rather than commercial trade.
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Impact: No direct trade impact; focus remains on environmental regulations and waste disposal protocols rather than trade flows.
Absence of Trade Data for HS Code 2710.99 with Antarctica
Trade databases and reports from the US International Trade Commission and other sources show no recorded transactions or shipments of wastes of lubricating oils and greases between the United States and Antarctica. This is consistent with Antarctica's unique geopolitical status.
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Impact: No trade activity or impact to report due to the lack of commercial trade relations.
Policy Updates
Antarctic Treaty System Environmental Protocols
The Antarctic Treaty System, including the 1991 Protocol on Environmental Protection, strictly regulates activities in Antarctica. It prohibits the disposal of hazardous wastes, including lubricating oils and greases, and mandates that such materials be removed from the continent. This policy indirectly affects any potential trade or handling of such wastes.
Date: Ongoing (Last Updated: 1991 Protocol on Environmental Protection)