Citrus growers urged the South African government to prioritize immediate negotiations with the US on tariff reductions or exemptions on citrus. The post U.S. tariffs threaten 35,000 South Africa citrus
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Tariff News Tracker: Essential Updates for The Food Industry
Stay Ahead of US Tariff Changes Affecting Global Food Production
As your industry association, we understand that navigating international trade complexities isn't your core business — producing quality food products and equipment is. Yet tariff changes can significantly affect your operations, costs, and competitive position overnight. We've created this resource to help you stay informed about US tariff developments. Our Tariff News Tracker will provide you with timely, relevant updates on trade policies and tariffs that directly impact our industry.
What You'll Find Here
This page brings together critical tariff news from government announcements, industry publications, and trusted news sources. Our specialized filtering ensures you'll see:
- Latest US tariff developments affecting food production worldwide
- Country-specific responses and countermeasures to US tariffs
- Industry-specific impacts on food processing, agriculture, and equipment manufacturing
- Expert analysis on trade policy implications for international food producers
- Time-sensitive updates on changing regulations
- Resource links for deeper understanding of complex tariff issues
Additional Resource: HARMONIZED TARIFF SCHEDULE
The Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS) sets out the tariff rates and statistical categories for all merchandise imported into the United States. The HTS is based on the international Harmonized System, which is the global system of nomenclature applied to most world trade in goods.
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A report by the international cooperative bank Rabobank projects that the U.S. imposed tariffs will significantly raise prices of selected imported seasonal fruits and tropical fruits. The post U.S. tropical
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The Food Industry Association is a primary trade association that advocates for the food industry in the U.S. Its mission is to improve the food supply chain for consumers. The
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Although the specific implementation details are still under discussion, the message is clear: the main exporters to the U.S. market will now face a new economic barrier that threatens to
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Combined levies of 44% to 49% begin April 10 Read More
President Donald Trump announced a new universal minimum tariff of 10% on all goods imported to the United States, including food and agricultural products. Read More
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