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News and Updates
Recent News
Limited Trade Activity for Abalone and Stromboid Conchs Between US and Cabo Verde
Recent trade data indicates minimal to no recorded exports or imports of Abalone (Haliotis spp.) and Stromboid Conchs (Strombus spp.) under HS Code 0307 between the United States and Cabo Verde. Both countries do not appear to be significant trading partners for these specific marine products.
October 2023
Impact: No significant impact on trade due to the absence of substantial trade volume or activity for these products between the two nations.
US Seafood Trade Focuses on Larger Markets, Not Cabo Verde
The United States continues to prioritize larger seafood markets in Asia and Europe for shellfish trade, including Abalone and Conchs. Cabo Verde remains a minor player in this sector with no notable transactions recorded for these species.
September 2023
Impact: Trade policies and market focus remain unchanged, with negligible effects on US-Cabo Verde trade relations for these products.
Cabo Verde's Marine Exports Not Targeting US Market for Abalone and Conchs
Cabo Verde's marine export profile shows a focus on regional African and European markets, with no evidence of Abalone or Stromboid Conchs being exported to the United States in recent trade reports.
August 2023
Impact: Lack of direct trade in these species continues to limit any potential economic or policy impacts between the US and Cabo Verde.
Policy Updates
No Specific Tariff or Trade Policy Changes for Abalone and Conchs
There are no recent updates or changes in US or Cabo Verde trade policies specifically targeting Abalone (Haliotis spp.) or Stromboid Conchs (Strombus spp.) under HS Code 0307. General seafood trade regulations and tariffs remain applicable without species-specific adjustments.
