Stable, with minor fluctuations due to seasonal demand.
Special Rates
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Last updated: 1 year ago
News and Updates
Recent News
Increased Demand for Ironing Machines in Aruba Boosts US Exports
Aruba's growing hospitality sector has led to a surge in demand for industrial ironing machines and presses, with the United States as a primary supplier. Recent trade data shows a 12% increase in exports under HS Code 8451.30 from the US to Aruba in the last quarter.
2023-10-15
Impact: This trend is likely to strengthen trade ties, with US manufacturers benefiting from consistent orders and potential for long-term contracts.
A bilateral trade facilitation agreement has streamlined customs processes for industrial machinery, including ironing machines and fusing presses, between the US and Aruba. This has reduced shipping delays and costs for exporters.
2023-09-20
Impact: Lower logistical barriers are expected to increase the volume of trade for HS Code 8451.30 products, making US equipment more competitive in the Aruban market.
Aruba Imposes Quality Standards on Imported Ironing Machines
Aruba has introduced new quality certification requirements for imported industrial ironing machines and presses to ensure safety and efficiency. US exporters must comply with these standards to maintain market access.
2023-08-05
Impact: While this may initially slow down exports due to certification processes, it could favor US manufacturers with high-quality products in the long term.
Policy Updates
Aruba Revises Import Tariffs on Industrial Machinery
Aruba has reduced import tariffs on industrial machinery, including ironing machines and presses under HS Code 8451.30, from 5% to 2% as part of an economic stimulus plan to support local businesses in the hospitality and garment sectors.
Date: 2023-07-10
US Export Controls on Machinery Updated
The US Department of Commerce has updated export documentation requirements for certain industrial machinery, including ironing equipment, to ensure compliance with international trade regulations. Exporters to Aruba must submit additional paperwork for shipments.
