Other Tariff Initiatives
The U.S. economy benefits from product-specific agreements that have reduced or eliminated tariffs in many important industrial sectors.
Such initiatives include the following sectors:
In the World Trade Organization's Non-Agricultural Market Access (NAMA) negotiations, which cover industrial goods, fish, and fish products, the United States is seeking significant new competitive opportunities for U.S. businesses through cuts in applied tariff rates, and the reduction of non-tariff barriers.
Work is continuing on the following sectoral tariff initiatives, proposed by various Members:
autos and related parts
bicycles and related parts
chemicals
electronics/electrical products
fish and fish product
forest products
gems and jewelry
hand tools
healthcare products
industrial machinery
raw materials
sports equipment
textiles, clothing and footwear
toys
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