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News and Updates
Recent News
US-Mozambique Trade Agreement Boosts Paper Pulp Product Exports
A new bilateral trade agreement between the United States and Mozambique has reduced tariffs on filter blocks, slabs, and plates of paper pulp (HS Code: 481200), facilitating increased exports from Mozambique to the US.
2023-10-15
Impact: This agreement is expected to increase the volume of paper pulp product exports from Mozambique to the US by 15% over the next year, benefiting Mozambican producers and US importers seeking cost-effective materials.
US Importers Report Quality Concerns with Mozambican Paper Pulp Products
Several US importers have raised concerns about inconsistent quality in filter blocks and slabs of paper pulp imported from Mozambique, prompting calls for stricter quality control measures.
2023-09-22
Impact: Trade could face temporary disruptions as Mozambican exporters work to meet US quality standards, potentially reducing import volumes in the short term.
Mozambique Expands Paper Pulp Production Capacity
Mozambique has invested in new manufacturing facilities to increase production of paper pulp products, including filter blocks and plates, targeting the US market as a key destination.
2023-08-10
Impact: This expansion is likely to result in a higher supply of paper pulp products to the US, potentially lowering prices and increasing competition with other global suppliers.
Policy Updates
US Reduces Tariffs on Paper Pulp Products from Mozambique
As part of a broader trade initiative, the United States has lowered import tariffs on filter blocks, slabs, and plates of paper pulp (HS Code: 481200) from Mozambique under a temporary trade preference program to strengthen economic ties.
Date: 2023-10-01
Mozambique Introduces Export Incentives for Paper Pulp Sector
The Mozambican government has implemented tax incentives and subsidies for exporters of paper pulp products, including filter blocks and slabs, to encourage trade with key markets like the United States.
