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News and Updates
Recent News
Limited Trade Activity for Abalone and Stromboid Conchs Between US and Mongolia
Recent trade data indicates minimal to no recorded trade of abalone (Haliotis spp.) and stromboid conchs (Strombus spp.) between the United States and Mongolia. Both countries lack significant marine habitats for these species, and trade in these products is not a priority.
2023-10-15
Impact: No notable impact on trade as there is no established market or demand for these products between the two countries.
US-Mongolia Trade Focus Remains on Other Commodities
Trade discussions and agreements between the United States and Mongolia continue to focus on minerals, livestock products, and energy resources, with no mention of marine products like abalone or stromboid conchs in recent bilateral trade reports.
2023-09-01
Impact: Trade in abalone and stromboid conchs remains negligible, with no foreseeable growth in this sector.
Global Abalone Trade Trends Bypass US-Mongolia Routes
While global trade in abalone and related shellfish sees growth in regions like Asia-Pacific, there are no indications of trade routes or agreements involving these products between the United States and Mongolia, primarily due to geographical and economic factors.
2023-08-20
Impact: Lack of trade infrastructure and demand results in zero impact on bilateral trade for these species.
Policy Updates
No Specific Policies for Abalone or Stromboid Conchs in US-Mongolia Trade Agreements
Current trade policies and agreements between the United States and Mongolia do not include specific provisions or tariffs related to abalone (Haliotis spp.) or stromboid conchs (Strombus spp.), as these products are not traded in significant volumes, if at all.
