More than 96% of Peruvian exports will be able to enter Australia duty-free once the agreement enters into force, a figure that will rise to nearly 100% after four years. Peru’s primary exports to Australia in 2016 were in the…
READ MORE >Led by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism and in line with Peru’s commitments under the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement, the commission is expected to encourage the implementation of actions to expedite customs clearance and reduce and simplify trade-related…
READ MORE >On February 12, an FTA was signed that will eliminate tariffs on 99% of Australian goods within five years of the agreement entering into force. Trade minister Steven Ciobo said the Peru-Australia Free Trade Agreement (PAFTA) would grant immediate tariff-free…
READ MORE >The Chilean Customs department has announced that it will expand its Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) program. Participation will initially be limited to exporters and customs agents but will subsequently be expanded to importers, shippers, ports, and other trade operators. Peru…
READ MORE >Due to heavy snowfall in the region, Paris airports are facing disruptions in operations, including flight delays and cancellations. Unfortunately, this means that our personnel are unable to get freight shipments to and from the airport. The winter weather is forecasted…
READ MORE >Diminishing ice in the Arctic will have significant consequences for commercial shippers that rely on the Northern Sea Route. A free webinar offered by IHS Markit/Fairplay on February 7 will focus on how the IMO Polar Code, which went into force…
READ MORE >A new Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Peru and Australia will allow important benefits for Peruvian exports, particularly avocados, fresh grapes, blueberries, tangerines, cotton shirts, shrimp and frozen prawns, cuttlefish, and feed preparations for animals.
READ MORE >The EU has published a report assessing the implementation of its existing trade agreements. It’s the first report of its kind to look at what happens after trade agreements have entered into force. One of the key findings was that…
READ MORE >Talks between Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Singapore trade officials have begun with Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru. In this first round, 23 working groups met.
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