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News and Updates
Recent News
Limited Trade Activity for Natural Rubber Latex Between US and Comoros
Recent trade data indicates minimal to no recorded trade of natural rubber latex (HS Code: 4001.10) between the United States and Comoros. Both countries have limited historical trade in this commodity.
October 2023
Impact: No significant impact on trade due to the absence of substantial trade volume in natural rubber latex between the two nations.
US Trade Focus Remains on Larger Rubber Suppliers
The United States continues to source natural rubber latex primarily from major producers like Thailand and Indonesia, with no notable imports from Comoros reported in recent trade statistics.
September 2023
Impact: Comoros remains an insignificant player in the US natural rubber latex market, with no expected changes in trade patterns.
Comoros’ Export Capacity for Natural Rubber Latex Limited
Comoros, a small island nation, has negligible production and export capacity for natural rubber latex, with no evidence of trade agreements or shipments to the United States.
August 2023
Impact: Trade in natural rubber latex between the US and Comoros is unlikely to develop without significant investment in production capacity in Comoros.
Policy Updates
No Specific Tariff or Trade Policy for Natural Rubber Latex Between US and Comoros
There are no specific trade policies, tariffs, or bilateral agreements reported between the United States and Comoros concerning natural rubber latex (HS Code: 4001.10). Standard international trade rules under WTO guidelines apply.
