Extending Duty-Free Trade Benefits for Haitian Imports Until 2035.
This law extends special trade rules that allow most goods imported from Haiti into the United States to remain duty-free. This economic support for Haiti is now extended until September 2035, aiming to stabilize trade and potentially keep consumer prices lower for certain products, particularly apparel. The extension provides long-term predictability for importing businesses.
Key points
Duty-free treatment for imports from Haiti, primarily apparel, is extended for over a decade, until September 30, 2035.
The extension maintains favorable trade conditions, supporting US businesses and potentially stabilizing prices for imported goods.
The minimum percentage of product value that must originate in Haiti or the US to qualify for duty-free status is confirmed at 60%.
Status:
Expired
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