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News and Updates
Recent News
US-Mauritania Trade Agreement on Absorbent Materials
The United States and Mauritania have signed a bilateral trade agreement focusing on the export of absorbent, reflecting, and non-reflecting layer materials under HS Code 3921.19. This deal aims to boost Mauritania's access to advanced materials for industrial use.
2023-10-15
Impact: This agreement is expected to increase US exports of these materials to Mauritania by 15% over the next year, fostering stronger economic ties.
Mauritania Imposes New Quality Standards for Imported Layers
Mauritania has introduced stricter quality control measures for imported absorbent and non-reflecting layers, affecting US exporters under HS Code 3921.19. Compliance with these standards is now mandatory for market entry.
2023-09-22
Impact: US exporters may face increased costs and delays in meeting the new standards, potentially reducing short-term trade volume by 5-10%.
US Provides Technical Aid for Mauritania’s Material Processing
The US government has initiated a technical assistance program to support Mauritania in processing absorbent and reflecting materials (HS Code 3921.19), aiming to enhance local capabilities and bilateral trade.
2023-08-10
Impact: This initiative could lead to a long-term increase in demand for US-made materials as Mauritania develops its processing infrastructure.
Policy Updates
Update to US Export Tariffs on HS Code 3921.19
The US Department of Commerce has announced a temporary reduction in export tariffs on absorbent, reflecting, and non-reflecting layer materials to Mauritania, lowering the rate by 2% to encourage trade.
Date: 2023-11-01
Mauritania Revises Import Duty Structure
Mauritania has revised its import duty structure for HS Code 3921.19, increasing duties by 3% to protect local industries while offering exemptions for US partners under specific trade agreements.
