Applicable to imports from CARICOM member states; not applicable to imports from the United States unless under specific trade agreements.
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News and Updates
Recent News
U.S. Increases Exports of Recovered Paper Pulp to Trinidad and Tobago
Recent trade data shows a 12% increase in U.S. exports of pulps of fibers derived from recovered paper or paperboard (HS Code 4706) to Trinidad and Tobago, driven by growing demand for sustainable packaging materials.
2023-10-15
Impact: This surge strengthens bilateral trade ties and supports Trinidad and Tobago's recycling and packaging industries, potentially leading to long-term contracts.
Trinidad and Tobago Implements New Quality Standards for Imported Paper Pulp
Trinidad and Tobago has introduced stricter quality checks for imported recovered paper pulp, affecting U.S. exporters under HS Code 4706, to ensure environmental compliance.
2023-09-20
Impact: U.S. exporters may face delays or additional costs to meet the new standards, potentially impacting trade volumes in the short term.
U.S.-Trinidad and Tobago Trade Talks Highlight Recovered Paper Products
During recent bilateral trade discussions, both nations emphasized the importance of sustainable trade in recovered paper pulp (HS Code 4706) to support circular economy initiatives.
2023-08-05
Impact: These talks could lead to reduced tariffs or streamlined customs processes, boosting trade in this sector.
Policy Updates
Trinidad and Tobago Updates Import Tariffs on Recovered Paper Pulp
Trinidad and Tobago has revised import tariffs on pulps of fibers derived from recovered paper or paperboard (HS Code 4706), reducing rates by 5% to encourage sustainable imports from the U.S.
Date: 2023-09-01
U.S. Introduces Export Certification for Recovered Paper Products
The U.S. Department of Commerce has mandated new certification requirements for exporters of recovered paper pulp (HS Code 4706) to ensure compliance with international environmental standards, affecting shipments to Trinidad and Tobago.
