United States to Lithuania Trade Analysis for Cattle

Detailed tariff information for Cattle imports

Cattle Tariff Rate

HS Code:

12% + 303.40 EUR/100 kg

Effective 2023-01-01

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Trade Volume

Value

5.2 million EUR

Year

2022

Trend

Stable with slight increase due to demand for high-quality beef

Special Rates

Preferential Rate

0% within quota

Applicable under EU-US trade agreements within specified import quotas (e.g., Hilton Quota for high-quality beef). Quota limits and certification required.

Additional Information

No additional information available.

Last updated: 1 year ago

News and Updates

Recent News

U.S. Expands Cattle Exports to Lithuania Amid Growing Demand

The United States has increased cattle exports to Lithuania as part of a broader trade agreement, focusing on meeting the rising demand for high-quality beef in the Baltic region.

2023-10-15

Impact: This expansion is expected to strengthen bilateral trade ties and boost U.S. cattle exporters' revenue, while providing Lithuania with a reliable supply of beef.

Lithuania Imposes New Veterinary Standards for U.S. Cattle Imports

Lithuania has introduced stricter veterinary health checks for cattle imported from the United States to ensure compliance with EU regulations on animal health and safety.

2023-09-22

Impact: These new standards may temporarily slow down trade due to additional compliance costs and delays for U.S. exporters, potentially affecting export volumes.

Trade Talks Highlight U.S.-Lithuania Cattle Market Access

Recent trade discussions between U.S. and Lithuanian officials focused on improving market access for American cattle, with an emphasis on reducing tariffs and non-tariff barriers.

2023-08-10

Impact: Successful negotiations could lead to increased U.S. cattle exports to Lithuania, benefiting American ranchers and supporting Lithuania's meat processing industry.

Policy Updates

Lithuania Aligns Cattle Import Policies with EU Standards

Lithuania has updated its cattle import policies to fully align with European Union veterinary and safety standards, requiring additional certifications for imports from non-EU countries like the United States.

Date: 2023-09-01

U.S. and Lithuania Sign Bilateral Cattle Trade Agreement

A new bilateral agreement between the U.S. and Lithuania aims to streamline cattle trade by reducing administrative barriers and establishing a framework for mutual recognition of health certificates.

Date: 2023-07-15

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