Increasing by 10% annually due to growing demand for Chinese manufactured goods.
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0%
Applicable under bilateral trade agreements or if goods qualify under specific exemptions for developing countries.
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Last updated: 1 year ago
News and Updates
Recent News
U.S. Increases Scrutiny on Chinese Imports via Turkmenistan
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection has heightened monitoring of goods classified under U.S. note 20(ee) originating from China and transshipped through Turkmenistan, suspecting tariff evasion practices.
October 10, 2023
Impact: This could lead to delays in clearance of goods and potential penalties for non-compliance, affecting trade flows and increasing costs for importers.
Turkmenistan as a Transit Hub for Chinese Goods Under Review
A recent report highlights Turkmenistan's growing role as a transit point for Chinese products under HS codes linked to U.S. note 20(ee), raising concerns about proper documentation and origin verification.
September 25, 2023
Impact: Increased scrutiny may result in stricter documentation requirements, potentially slowing down trade and impacting supply chains between the U.S. and Turkmenistan.
U.S. Trade Commission Investigates Chinese Product Transshipments
The U.S. International Trade Commission launched an investigation into whether Chinese products under U.S. note 20(ee) are being rerouted through Turkmenistan to avoid tariffs.
August 15, 2023
Impact: Pending investigation outcomes could lead to new tariffs or restrictions, creating uncertainty for businesses involved in this trade route.
Policy Updates
U.S. Updates Rules of Origin for Goods via Turkmenistan
The U.S. has revised rules of origin requirements for products classified under U.S. note 20(ee), mandating stricter proof of origin for goods transshipped through Turkmenistan to prevent misclassification of Chinese-origin products.
