The National Association of Citrus Juice Exporters (CitrusBR) celebrated the removal of the 40% tariff charged by the United States on citrus by-products.
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The National Association of Citrus Juice Exporters (CitrusBR) celebrated the removal of the 40% tariff charged by the United States on orange by-products. For the entity, the measure announced this Thursday (20) by the American president, Donald Trump, brings relief to the sector. With the measure, CitrusBR reported, orange essential oil, terpene by-products, and orange pulp are once again exempt from the 40% tariff. The products, however, continue to be subject to the 10% tariff imposed in April. "Products not listed among the exceptions, such as codes 3301.90.20 and 3301.90.30, commonly used for d-limonene and other unspecified essential oil fractions, remain subject to the 40% tariff," informed CitrusBR. The decision comes less than a week after the exemption of reciprocal 10% tariffs against a series of agricultural products. At the time, the tariff codes for Brazilian orange juice, both concentrated (FCOJ) and non-concentrated (NFC), were fully included. With this, the ...