Stable, with minor fluctuations due to seasonal demand.
Special Rates
Preferential Rate
0%
Applicable under CARICOM agreements or specific bilateral trade agreements, subject to proof of origin.
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Last updated: 1 year ago
News and Updates
Recent News
Herring Exports from US to Sint Maarten See Seasonal Spike
Recent data shows a significant increase in herring exports (HS Code: 030351) in containers weighing 6.8 kg or less from the United States to Sint Maarten, driven by seasonal demand in the Caribbean market.
2023-10-15
Impact: This spike is likely to boost short-term revenue for US exporters, though logistical challenges in small container shipping may constrain growth.
Sint Maarten Retailers Report Steady Demand for US Herring Products
Retailers in Sint Maarten have noted consistent demand for US-sourced herring in small containers, attributing it to consumer preference for convenient packaging.
2023-09-20
Impact: Stable demand could encourage long-term contracts between US suppliers and Sint Maarten importers, strengthening trade ties.
Shipping Delays Impact US Herring Deliveries to Sint Maarten
Port congestion in the US has led to delays in herring shipments to Sint Maarten, affecting the supply of products in immediate containers under 6.8 kg.
2023-08-05
Impact: Delays may lead to temporary shortages in Sint Maarten, potentially increasing prices and prompting importers to seek alternative suppliers.
Policy Updates
US Updates Export Regulations for Seafood to Caribbean Nations
The US Department of Commerce has introduced stricter labeling requirements for seafood exports, including herring in containers of 6.8 kg or less, to ensure compliance with international food safety standards. This applies to shipments to Sint Maarten.
Date: 2023-07-10
Sint Maarten Revises Import Tariffs on Processed Seafood
Sint Maarten authorities have adjusted tariffs on imported processed seafood, including herring in small containers, to support local food security while maintaining trade balance with partners like the US.
