Applicable to goods for the blind or visually impaired under specific humanitarian provisions.
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News and Updates
Recent News
Limited Trade Activity for Raised Print Materials Between US and Isle of Man
Recent trade data indicates minimal activity in the export or import of books, music, and pamphlets in raised print (used exclusively by or for the visually impaired) between the United States and the Isle of Man. No significant transactions were reported in the last quarter.
2023-10-15
Impact: No notable impact on trade due to the niche nature of the product and historically low trade volume between the two regions.
US Accessibility Organizations Seek Partnerships with Isle of Man
Several US-based organizations focused on accessibility for the visually impaired have expressed interest in collaborating with Isle of Man entities to facilitate the exchange of raised print materials, though no formal trade agreements have been established yet.
2023-08-22
Impact: Potential for future trade growth in this category if partnerships are formalized, though current trade remains unaffected.
Isle of Man Reports No Imports of Raised Print Media from US
The Isle of Man customs authority confirmed no recorded imports of books, music, or pamphlets in raised print from the United States in the first half of 2023, reflecting the limited demand or distribution channels for such specialized items.
2023-06-30
Impact: Trade in this HS category remains negligible, with no immediate economic or policy impact.
Policy Updates
No Specific Tariff Changes for Raised Print Materials
Both the United States and the Isle of Man have not introduced any specific tariff or trade policy changes for HS Code items related to books, music, and pamphlets in raised print. Existing duty-free provisions under international agreements for accessibility materials remain in place.
