Honduran shrimp will enter the Chinese market with zero tariff next year

Frozen Common Shrimp & Prawn

Published Dec 29, 2023

Tridge summary

Honduras' Minister of Economic Development announced that shrimp, a major export product, will be able to enter the Chinese market with zero-tariff treatment in 2024. He predicted that the first export of Honduran shrimp to China will take place in April or May 2024 and stated that this is positive news for the country with significant implications for shrimp farmers. Additionally, the government is studying other products that Honduras can export to the Chinese market.

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Honduras Minister of Economic Development Fredy Cerrato announced on December 26 that shrimp, one of Honduras’ main export products, will enter the Chinese market with zero-tariff treatment in 2024. The Honduran Tribune reported that Serrato predicted that Honduran shrimp will be exported to the Chinese market for the first time in April or May 2024. "This is positive news for the country and has significant implications for ...

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