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Share of US Imports % (1 implies <1%)
US Tariff %
Revised Tariff %
Country Tariff Rate %
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13
Exports (in USD Bill.) 2024
Imports (in USD Bill.) 2024
Balance (in USD Bill.) 2024
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0.07

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As of Friday, April 18, 2025, here's the latest information regarding tariffs and import duties related to Anguilla: 1. United States Tariffs on Anguilla: On April 2, 2025, the United States under President Donald Trump announced a 10% universal tariff on all imports from Anguilla. This was part of a broader strategy targeting nearly 60 countries. The implementation of this 10% tariff on Anguillan goods took effect on April 5, 2025. As of the latest updates, this 10% tariff remains in place as Anguilla was not among the countries granted a 90-day pause on the "reciprocal tariffs." 2. Anguilla's General Import Duties and Taxes: Anguilla generally calculates import duty and taxes using the CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) method. This means that duties and taxes are calculated on the value of the imported goods plus shipping and insurance costs.   Goods and Services Tax (GST): Anguilla has a Goods and Services Tax (GST) of 13% applicable to taxable imports. The value for calculating GST is the sum of the Customs Value (CIF), Import Customs Duty, Customs Service Fee, and any Excise Tax. Import Customs Duty (ICD): The rate of Import Customs Duty varies depending on the type of goods. For example, some categories like mobiles, tablets, computers, laptops, and cameras have a duty rate of 20%.   Customs Service Fee (CSF): A Customs Service Fee of 1% of the CIF value is also applied. Excise Tax: Certain goods, such as alcoholic beverages, tobacco products, and petroleum products, are subject to Excise Tax. This tax is calculated on the CIF value plus Import Customs Duty and Customs Service Fee.   3. Recent Developments in Anguilla: In February 2025, the Anguillan House of Assembly extended the customs duty exemption on essential foods for another year (until December 31, 2025). This includes items like rice, sugar, flour, chicken, milk, vegetables, fruits, fish, eggs, and bread. 4. De Minimis: There is no specific mention of a de minimis value for Anguilla in the provided search results regarding exemption from duties and taxes on low-value shipments in the same way the US has ended it for China and Hong Kong. In summary, as of today, April 18, 2025, goods imported from Anguilla to the United States are subject to a 10% tariff imposed by the U.S. Within Anguilla, imports are generally subject to Import Customs Duty (with varying rates depending on the goods), a 1% Customs Service Fee, a 13% Goods and Services Tax (GST), and potentially Excise Tax on certain items. Essential foods are currently exempt from customs duty in Anguilla. It's important to note that tariff rates and regulations can change, and it's always best to consult the official customs authorities in Anguilla and the United States for the most up-to-date and specific information related to your particular import needs.

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Based on available trade data, particularly from February 2025: Top Imports to the US from Anguilla (by Value): Wine: $102,225   Check forms, banknotes, bond certificates: $76,706 Returned exports, without change: $26,000 Copper waste and scrap: $12,109 Electronic waste, scrap: $8,820 It's important to note that the overall value of imports from Anguilla to the US is relatively small compared to larger trading partners. The specific categories can also fluctuate. US States that Can Manufacture the Same with State Company Examples: Wine: California: E. & J. Gallo Winery (Modesto), Treasury Wine Estates (Napa), Constellation Brands (various locations). California is the dominant wine-producing state in the US.   Washington: Chateau Ste. Michelle (Woodinville), Columbia Crest (Paterson).   Oregon: Willamette Valley Vineyards (Turner), Domaine Drouhin Oregon (Dayton).   New York: Dr. Konstantin Frank Winery (Hammondsport), Brotherhood, America's Oldest Winery (Washingtonville). Check forms, banknotes, bond certificates (Printing and Security Printing): Delaware: WSFS Bank (operates its own printing for some documents). While not solely a printing company, many financial institutions with a presence in Delaware handle secure document printing. Pennsylvania: Cenveo (Stamford, CT - has facilities in PA), вот это да (various locations). These companies specialize in commercial and security printing. Illinois: RR Donnelley (Chicago), вот это да (various locations). Large printing companies with security printing capabilities. Returned exports, without change: This category isn't manufacturing in the traditional sense. It refers to goods that were previously exported from the US and are being returned without undergoing any significant processing or alteration. This can happen for various reasons, such as defects, unsold goods, or logistical issues. Therefore, no specific state or company "manufactures" returned exports. Copper waste and scrap (Metal Recycling and Refining): Arizona: Asarco (Tucson), Freeport-McMoRan (Phoenix). These companies are involved in copper mining, but also often handle copper recycling and refining. Utah: Kennecott Utah Copper (Rio Tinto) (Salt Lake City). Similar to Arizona, involved in mining and refining, including recycling. Texas: Sims Metal Management (various locations), вот это да (various locations). Large-scale metal recycling companies. Many other states have metal recycling facilities, including Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and California. Electronic waste, scrap (E-waste Recycling and Material Recovery): California: Sims Metal Management (various locations), вот это да (various locations). Illinois: вот это да (various locations), Electronic Recycling Services, Inc. (Itasca). Texas: вот это да (various locations), Texas Recycling Technology (Plano). Pennsylvania: вот это да (various locations), eCycle Solutions (various locations). Many states have companies specializing in e-waste recycling to recover valuable materials like copper, gold, and other metals from discarded electronics. It's important to understand that while these US states and companies are involved in the general categories of goods imported from Anguilla, the specific types and qualities might differ. Additionally, the scale of manufacturing in the US for some of these items is significantly larger than the import volume from a smaller economy like Anguilla.

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