U.S. Grants Exclusion for Brazilian Iron and Steel Imports to French Guiana
The U.S. Department of Commerce has granted a specific exclusion under note 16(c) for certain iron and steel products from Brazil (covered by U.S. note 16(b)(iv)) for trade involving French Guiana, facilitating smoother export channels.
2023-10-15
Impact: This exclusion is expected to boost trade volumes of iron and steel products between the U.S. and French Guiana by reducing tariff barriers for Brazilian-origin goods, potentially increasing market access for U.S. exporters.
New Tariff Exclusion Impacts U.S.-French Guiana Steel Trade
A recent exclusion granted by the Secretary of Commerce under note 16(c) allows specific Brazilian iron and steel products to be traded with French Guiana without the standard tariffs, enhancing supply chain options.
2023-09-22
Impact: The exclusion may lower costs for U.S. businesses sourcing Brazilian steel through French Guiana, potentially strengthening bilateral trade ties and supply chain resilience.
Commerce Department Updates Exclusions for Brazilian Steel in French Guiana Trade
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced an exclusion under note 16(c) for iron and steel products from Brazil, as per U.S. note 16(b)(iv), affecting trade routes involving French Guiana and easing restrictions.
2023-08-30
Impact: This policy change is likely to encourage increased trade activity between the U.S. and French Guiana for Brazilian steel products, potentially impacting pricing and availability in regional markets.
