Thailand: The Impact of RCEP on US Agricultural Exports to Thailand

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Thailand: The Impact of RCEP on US Agricultural Exports to Thailand

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is expected to have a marginal impact on U.S. agricultural exports to Thailand. Fish products will see the largest reductions of tariffs for agricultural products important to the United States, but the effect will be marginal as the tariff reduction on high tariff-rate products will gradually decline to zero within 10-15 years.

Thailand: The Impact of RCEP on US Agricultural Exports to Thailand

Trade Policy, Trade Agreements, Exporting
East Asia and the Pacific, Thailand

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