A Delegation From Peru Comes to Washington to Discuss U.S. Tariffs.
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Peru's foreign trade owner and US representative discussed US-imposed tariffs, seeking to strengthen ties.Peru, affected by a rate of 12.5%, seeks to maintain dialogue with its second trading partner, crucial to its non-traditional exports.
Washington, Sep 24 (Latin Press) Representatives of Peru and the United States began discussions here on the possible reduction of a 12.5% tariff imposed by Washington on the South American country, violating a bilateral free trade agreement in force since 2009. The post Attempt to reduce US tariffs on Peru with a forecast reserved first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The Minister of Foreign Trade and Tourism, Rogers Valencia, held a bilateral meeting with the trade representative of the United States, Ambassador Jamieson Greer, in Washington, D.C., to address issues of interest to both countries. During the meeting, in which the Deputy Trade Representative of the United States, Ambassador Jeffrey Goettman, also participated, the authorities exchanged perspectives on the bilateral agenda and discussed issues …
The government seeks to reduce the tariff of 12.5% applied by the United States to Peruvian products and maintains the technical dialogue to reach a trade agreement.
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