Limited Trade Activity for Mucilages and Thickeners Between US and South Sudan
Recent trade data indicates minimal to no recorded trade activity for mucilages and thickeners (HS Code 130232) derived from locust beans or guar seeds between the United States and South Sudan. This reflects the broader trend of limited agricultural and industrial goods exchange between the two nations.
October 2023
Impact: The lack of trade in this category suggests negligible economic impact or focus on these specific products, with potential barriers including infrastructure challenges and low demand in South Sudan.
US-South Sudan Trade Discussions Exclude Specific Agricultural Derivatives
Bilateral trade discussions between the US and South Sudan have focused on broader economic cooperation, with no specific mention of mucilages and thickeners derived from locust beans or guar seeds. The focus remains on staple goods and humanitarian aid.
August 2023
Impact: Without targeted trade agreements or initiatives for niche products like mucilages, trade in this category remains dormant, limiting potential market development.
South Sudan Agricultural Exports Face Challenges in Reaching US Markets
South Sudan’s agricultural sector struggles with export capacity due to political instability and logistical constraints, impacting niche products like mucilages and thickeners. No significant exports to the US have been recorded recently under HS Code 130232.
June 2023
Impact: Ongoing challenges in South Sudan hinder the potential for trade in specialized agricultural derivatives, maintaining a status quo of minimal engagement with the US market.
