US Expected To Reduce Tarrifs For Four Latin American Countries Exporting Bananas, Cacao and Coffee To Americans

The U.S government is expected to reduce tariffs for four Latin American countries exporting bananas, coffee, cocoa and other products that are not produced in great quantity in the U.S.



In return for this U.S. tariff relief on specific products, the four countries in questions; Argentina, Ecuador, El Salvador and Guatemala have agreed to address non-tariff barriers for American goods and businesses and refrain from imposing digital services taxes.