New Trump Tariffs Impact Nearly Half of Peruvian Exports to US
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President Donald Trump's new tariffs will affect almost half of Peru's exports to the United States, totaling US$5,336 million and representing 49.7% of all exports in 2025. The measure impacts a wide range of products, including blueberries, grapes, asparagus, mandarins, cotton clothing, gold jewelry, artichokes, fish oil, organic quinoa, and frozen seafood. The tariffs, ranging from 10% to 12.5%, are part of an investigation into goods produced using forced labor. However, some key Peruvian exports like copper cathodes, gold, tin, coffee, molybdenum, phosphates, avocados, cocoa, and mangoes will not be subject to additional tariffs.
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