Applicable under the US-French Polynesia Trade Agreement for specific goods meeting origin criteria.
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News and Updates
Recent News
U.S. Increases Exports of HS Code Products to French Polynesia
The United States reported a significant rise in exports of specific HS Code products to French Polynesia during Q2 2023, driven by demand in the tourism and hospitality sectors.
June 15, 2023
Impact: This surge is expected to strengthen trade ties and increase revenue for U.S. exporters, though it may face challenges due to logistical costs in the Pacific region.
French Polynesia Adjusts Import Quotas for U.S. Goods
French Polynesia announced temporary adjustments to import quotas for certain HS Code products from the U.S. to balance local market needs and international trade commitments.
May 10, 2023
Impact: The adjusted quotas may limit the volume of U.S. exports in the short term, potentially affecting American suppliers targeting the Polynesian market.
Bilateral trade discussions between U.S. and French Polynesian officials focused on streamlining the exchange of specific HS Code products, aiming for reduced tariffs and improved market access.
April 5, 2023
Impact: If successful, these talks could lower trade barriers, benefiting U.S. exporters and providing French Polynesia with more affordable access to American goods.
Policy Updates
French Polynesia Revises Import Tariffs on HS Code Products
French Polynesia introduced revised tariff rates for specific HS Code products imported from the United States, aiming to protect local industries while maintaining trade balance.
Date: June 1, 2023
U.S. Trade Commission Reviews Pacific Trade Policies
The U.S. Trade Commission initiated a review of trade policies affecting Pacific territories, including French Polynesia, with a focus on HS Code product categories to ensure fair trade practices.
