Stable trade flow between U.S. and Northern Mariana Islands due to territorial relationship
Special Rates
Insular Possession
Free
Goods imported into Northern Mariana Islands from the United States are generally duty-free under U.S. insular possession regulations.
Additional Information
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Last updated: 1 year ago
News and Updates
Recent News
US-Northern Mariana Islands Trade Agreement on Paper Products
A new trade agreement has been signed between the United States and the Northern Mariana Islands focusing on paper products weighing between 25 g/m² and 70 g/m² (HS Code: 4802.54). This agreement aims to reduce tariffs and increase export volumes.
2023-10-15
Impact: Expected to boost exports of lightweight paper products from the US to the Northern Mariana Islands, potentially increasing market access for US manufacturers.
Northern Mariana Islands Imposes Temporary Import Quota on Paper Goods
The Northern Mariana Islands has introduced a temporary quota on imports of paper products under HS Code 4802.54 to protect local industries from oversaturation.
2023-09-20
Impact: This quota may limit US exports of paper products in the specified weight range, affecting US exporters in the short term.
US Exporters Report Increased Demand for Lightweight Paper in Northern Mariana Islands
US exporters have noted a surge in demand for paper products weighing 25-70 g/m² in the Northern Mariana Islands, driven by growth in local printing and packaging sectors.
2023-08-05
Impact: Positive for US exporters, as this demand could lead to higher trade volumes and strengthened economic ties.
Policy Updates
US Tariff Reduction on Paper Products to Northern Mariana Islands
The US government has reduced tariffs on exports of paper products under HS Code 4802.54 to the Northern Mariana Islands as part of a broader trade facilitation initiative.
Date: 2023-10-10
Northern Mariana Islands Updates Import Regulations for Paper Goods
New regulations have been implemented by the Northern Mariana Islands requiring stricter documentation for imports of paper products weighing 25-70 g/m² to ensure compliance with environmental standards.
