Japan: U.S. Nuts Less Competitive Under New Japan Free Trade Agreements

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Japan’s free trade agreement with the European Union (EU) and the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) will increase market competition for U.S. nut exports to Japan. The agreements could enter into force as early as 2019. In 2017, Japan imported $557 million in fresh and dried nuts (excluding processed such as roasted), of which 70.7 percent (approximately $394 million) was from the United States.

Japan: U.S. Nuts Less Competitive Under New Japan Free Trade Agreements

 

 

Trade Agreements, Exporting
East Asia and the Pacific, Japan
Tree Nuts

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