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Asia pays a high price for accessing the US apparel market (Statistical Report)
1 August 2006 - US tariffs are still making a strong difference for accessing the apparel market. While an extra-cost of up to 22% is added to products from Asia, shipments from other regions are only subject to import duties averaging 0.1% to 3% of their original value, by contrast. The statistical tables we publish offer a clear indication of the difference in treatment among supplying countries.
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