US Spice Industry Seeks Permanent Tariff Exemptions for Indian Spices
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Updated Oct 7
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What happened
The American Spice Trade Association is advocating for a trade agreement between the United States and India specifically for the spice industry. The organization is seeking to make continued tariff exemptions for Indian spices permanent as negotiations proceed toward a deal between Washington and New Delhi.
From ianslive.in
Why it matters
The US spice industry argues that imports are essential because many of the products cannot be grown commercially in the United States. The industry's priority is preserving tariff exemptions for agricultural products that are widely used by American consumers and businesses.
From ianslive.in
Who's involved
- ASTAThe US spice industry group advocating for the trade deal and tariff exemptions.
- Donald PrattPresident of the American Spice Trade Association, who spoke about the industry's priorities.
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