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📦 Bifacial solar panels, as defined in and meeting the conditions of U.S. note 18(j) to this subchapter, that absorb light and generate electricity on each side of the panel and that consist of only bifacial solar cells that absorb light and generate electricity on each side of the cells
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United States to Western Sahara Trade Analysis for Bifacial solar panels, as defined in and meeting the conditions of U.S. note 18(j) to this subchapter, that absorb light and generate electricity on each side of the panel and that consist of only bifacial solar cells that absorb light and generate electricity on each side of the cells

Detailed tariff information for Bifacial solar panels, as defined in and meeting the conditions of U.S. note 18(j) to this subchapter, that absorb light and generate electricity on each side of the panel and that consist of only bifacial solar cells that absorb light and generate electricity on each side of the cells imports

Bifacial solar panels, as defined in and meeting the conditions of U.S. note 18(j) to this subchapter, that absorb light and generate electricity on each side of the panel and that consist of only bifacial solar cells that absorb light and generate electricity on each side of the cells Tariff Rate

HS Code:

Not Applicable
Effective N/A
View general trade relationship between United States and Western Sahara

Trade Volume

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Trend
Unknown due to lack of official trade statistics for Western Sahara

Special Rates

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Western Sahara is not a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and lacks formal trade agreements with the United States. Tariffs, if any, are subject to local administration by controlling authorities (Morocco or Polisario Front) and are not standardized or internationally recognized.

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Last updated: 1 year ago

News and Updates

Recent News
U.S. Trade Commission Reviews Bifacial Solar Panel Imports from Western Sahara
The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) has initiated a review of bifacial solar panel imports from Western Sahara under HS Code 8541.40.6025, focusing on compliance with U.S. note 18(j) to subchapter. The review aims to assess market impact and potential tariff adjustments.
October 15, 2023
Impact: This review could lead to stricter import regulations or tariffs, potentially affecting the cost and availability of bifacial solar panels from Western Sahara in the U.S. market.
Western Sahara Bifacial Solar Exports Face U.S. Scrutiny Over Origin Rules
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has flagged concerns over the certification of origin for bifacial solar panels from Western Sahara, questioning whether they fully meet the criteria under U.S. note 18(j).
September 20, 2023
Impact: Pending verification, imports may face delays or temporary holds, impacting supply chains for U.S. solar projects relying on these panels.
U.S. Solar Industry Reports Surge in Bifacial Panel Imports from Western Sahara
A recent report by the U.S. Energy Information Administration noted a 30% increase in bifacial solar panel imports from Western Sahara in Q2 2023, driven by demand for high-efficiency solar solutions meeting U.S. note 18(j) standards.
August 5, 2023
Impact: This surge could strengthen trade ties but may also prompt closer U.S. regulatory oversight to ensure compliance with trade agreements.
Policy Updates
U.S. Updates Tariff Classification for Bifacial Solar Panels
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection issued a clarification on the application of HS Code 8541.40.6025 for bifacial solar panels, emphasizing strict adherence to U.S. note 18(j) criteria for duty-free status. This update includes enhanced documentation requirements for imports from regions like Western Sahara.
Date: September 1, 2023